GH Provides Emergency Support Housing for Jeonse Fraud Victims

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation (GH) will provide emergency support housing to victims of jeonse fraud.

The support targets residents of Gyeonggi Province who have been confirmed as victims of jeonse fraud by the 'Gyeonggi-do Jeonse Damage Support Center' and urgently need housing support due to eviction orders or other reasons.

For emergency support housing, tenants only need to pay about 30% of the market rent. They can live for six months (up to a maximum of two years) in vacant public rental housing units (98 households) such as purchased rental housing that GH has secured and allocated in advance.

Applications can be submitted at the Gyeonggi-do Jeonse Damage Support Center location. After the final selection process, the selected individuals will sign a lease contract with GH and move in.

Kim Se-yong, president of GH, emphasized, "We will provide emergency support housing without fail to protect victims of jeonse fraud and residents experiencing housing crises."

Meanwhile, as jeonse fraud has recently emerged as a social issue, GH has been operating the Jeonse Damage Support Center since the 31st of last month to protect victims of jeonse fraud in Gyeonggi Province.

The Jeonse Damage Support Center is staffed with GH housing experts, HUG (Housing and Urban Guarantee Corporation), lawyers, judicial scriveners, and other 'real estate and financial professionals.' It offers comprehensive customized counseling including real estate legal advice, emergency financial support, and housing assistance to victims of jeonse fraud. Since the center's opening, the number of users has exceeded 100.

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