Korea Real Estate Board Signs Business Agreement with Financial Information Service to Enhance Actual Transaction Investigation

Sharing Investigation and Analysis Techniques for Abnormal Real Estate Transactions and Subsidy Fraud

Son Tae-rak, President of the Korea Real Estate Board, is taking a photo after signing a non-face-to-face business agreement with the Korea Fiscal Information Service on the 9th. / Provided by the Real Estate Board.

The Korea Real Estate Board announced on the 9th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Korea Fiscal Information Service to stabilize the real estate market and manage national fiscal operations.

This agreement was established to share investigation and analysis techniques for abnormal real estate transactions and fraudulent subsidy claims.

Both organizations agreed to mutually cooperate on △ sharing methods for investigating and analyzing fraudulent claims and actual real estate transactions △ sharing information to improve the valuation of state-owned properties △ supporting enhancements to the abnormal real estate transaction detection system.

Through this MOU, the Korea Real Estate Board plans to strengthen its classification and analysis functions for abnormal real estate transactions.

Son Tae-rak, President of the Korea Real Estate Board, stated, "We expect this MOU to lead to various support policies aimed at stabilizing the real estate market and ensuring transparent national fiscal management." He added, "We will further advance investigation and analysis techniques for suspected illegal and irregular real estate transactions to establish order in the real estate market."

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