2·4 Real Estate Measures, Over Half of the Public Say "Won't Be Helpful" [Realmeter]

"Helpful 41.7% vs Not Helpful 53.1%"

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Ju-yeon] A public opinion survey revealed that more than half of the people responded that the real estate measures announced by the government on the 4th would 'not be helpful.'

According to a survey conducted by the public opinion research firm Realmeter on behalf of YTN on the 5th, targeting 500 men and women nationwide aged 18 and older, 53.1% answered 'not helpful,' which was higher than the 41.7% who responded 'helpful.' Those who answered 'not sure' accounted for 5.2%.

By region, Daegu and Gyeongbuk showed the highest negative responses. The percentage of respondents who said 'not helpful' was 61.0%, while those who said 'helpful' were 31.9%.

Following were Seoul ('helpful' 39.0% vs. 'not helpful' 56.4%), Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam (41.7% vs. 54.7%), Daejeon, Sejong, and Chungcheong (41.8% vs. 52.4%), and Incheon and Gyeonggi (43.8% vs. 50.9%), where the proportion of 'not helpful' responses was in the 50% range. On the other hand, in Gwangju and Jeolla, responses were evenly split between 'helpful' (46.1%) and 'not helpful' (47.2%).

By age group, the majority in their 20s (37.3% vs. 62.7%), 70 and older (39.9% vs. 57.5%), and 40s (38.2% vs. 56.0%) responded 'not helpful.' Especially among those in their 20s, 47.3% answered 'not helpful at all' and 15.4% said 'not very helpful,' showing a higher rate of active negative responses than the average.

By ideological inclination, about 67.5% of conservatives, roughly 7 out of 10, responded 'not helpful,' while 52.2% of progressives answered 'helpful.'

The margin of error for this survey is ±4.4 percentage points at a 95% confidence level. For more details, refer to the Realmeter website or the Central Election Poll Deliberation Commission website.

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