'1 Billion Lotto' One Bailey's First Perfect Score Bankbook of the Year Appears... Average 72.9 Points
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyemin] A perfect score (84 points) subscription account has emerged in the Seoul Seocho-gu 'Raemian One Bailey,' known as the Lotto apartment in Gangnam, where a profit of over 1 billion KRW is expected. The average winning score also easily exceeded 69 points, the maximum score a four-person household can receive, breaking the all-time record.
According to the Korea Real Estate Board's Subscription Home on the 25th, the subscription winning scores for Raemian One Bailey, whose winners were announced that day, ranged from a minimum of 69 points to a maximum of 84 points. There was even a perfect scorer with 84 points in the 74㎡B exclusive area type. This housing type had a minimum winning score of 78 points and an average winning score of 80.5 points.
A perfect score requires meeting all of the following: six or more dependents (35 points), more than 15 years of no home ownership (32 points), and more than 15 years of subscription account membership (17 points). This is the first perfect score account of the year and the first perfect score winner in Seoul in six months since the Hillstate Richville Gangil in Gangdong-gu was sold in December last year.
The average winning score recorded 72.9 points, surpassing the previous highest score of 71.1 points at 'DMC Central Xi' in Susaek-dong, Eunpyeong-gu.
The winning cutoff was 69 points in the 59㎡B exclusive area type. This score can only be achieved if a four-person household receives perfect scores in both the no home ownership period and subscription account membership period. This means the highest score a four-person household can receive was the lowest winning score. Only this housing type had an average winning score of 69.81 points, while all others had both minimum and average winning scores exceeding 70 points.
The average sale price per 3.3㎡ in this complex is 56.53 million KRW. With the nearby Acro River Park market price reaching 100 million KRW per 3.3㎡, high-score applicants expecting significant profits appear to have rushed to subscribe. The correction just before the subscription that the '3-year actual residence obligation' does not apply, allowing the use of jeonse gap investment, is also interpreted as a reason for raising subscription scores.
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Meanwhile, in the first-priority subscription on the 17th, 36,116 people applied for 224 units, recording an average competition rate of 161.2 to 1. The competition rate for the 46㎡A exclusive area type reached 1,873.5 to 1. This housing type is the cheapest in the complex, with a sale price of 923.7 million KRW.
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