Korea Association of Certified Realtors Gwanak Branch Gwanak-gu '2021 Hope Ondol Warm Winter Campaign' Donation Delivery

Members of the Korea Association of Certified Realtors Gwanak Branch Voluntarily Raise Funds... Practicing Various Social Roles Including Brokerage Fee Reduction Service for Young Tenants

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Gwanak-gu District Office (Mayor Park Junhee) received a donation of 3 million KRW for the ‘2021 Hope Ondol Warm Winter Campaign’ from the Gwanak-gu Branch of the Korea Association of Realtors (Branch President Ryu Sanggyu) on the 22nd.

The 3 million KRW, voluntarily collected by the members, was designated and entrusted to the Seoul Social Welfare Community Chest to support vulnerable groups enduring an even tougher winter due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.

The Gwanak-gu Branch of the Korea Association of Realtors gathers the goodwill of its members every year to deliver warm hearts to neighbors in need within the community, continuously fulfilling the social role of real estate agencies living together with residents as members of the local society.

In particular, in partnership with Gwanak-gu, they operate the nation’s first ‘Young Tenant Brokerage Fee Reduction Service’ and the ‘Welfare Vulnerable Crisis Household Reporting Team,’ taking the lead in identifying welfare blind spots among residents.

Additionally, every Monday, they run a Real Estate Dispute Mediation Counseling Center on the first floor of the district office’s main building, providing tailored consultations for disputes arising from various real estate transactions, thereby resolving real estate-related difficulties for residents.

Mayor Park Junhee stated, “The participation of the Gwanak-gu Branch of the Korea Association of Realtors in building a welfare safety net was a key factor in winning three awards in the 2020 Government Welfare Administration Evaluation,” and added, “I deeply thank Branch President Ryu Sanggyu and all members for collecting precious donations for neighbors in need despite the difficult circumstances caused by COVID-19.”

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