Vision Hills, Nambu, Lakeside, Free Rising Trend
Average Price 246.09 Million KRW... 0.22%↑ Compared to Last Week

The golf membership market saw a significant drop in trading volume due to the heatwave coinciding with the summer vacation season.


According to Dong-A Membership Trading Center on the 5th, the average price of 100 major memberships traded nationwide rose by 0.22% compared to last week, reaching 246.09 million KRW. By price range, the ultra-high price segment increased by 0.45%, the high price segment by 0.10%, and the mid-price segment by 0.07%. The low price segment fell by 0.15%. Dong-A Membership Trading Center analyzed, "Buyers are less aggressive than before, and sellers are not easily lowering their asking prices, resulting in a decline in trading volume compared to before," adding, "Going forward, prices are expected to maintain a steady trend with differentiation among categories."


Golf Membership Market 'Steady During Heatwave and Vacation Season' View original image

The average price in the central region is 278.38 million KRW, up 0.27% from last week. Most golf course memberships showed no price changes. Only ultra-high price memberships experienced slight increases due to a shortage of listings. Vision Hills rose slightly by 1.09%, Nambu by 0.93%, and Lakeside by 0.92%. East Valley jumped 1.05% as corporations showed increased interest. Recently, the most popular membership in Yeoju, Jayu, remains in very short supply. Both corporate and individual buyers surged, pushing prices up by 2.04%. Team leader Moon Jong-sung forecasted, "The central region market is expected to maintain a steady trend for the time being."



The average price in the southern region remained unchanged at 162.50 million KRW compared to last week. Dongnae Benest rose 1.76% as accumulated buy orders converted into transactions. Additional purchases in Seonsan led to a slight increase of 0.94%. Pamihills fell 1.55% as only high-priced listings appeared and buying interest turned cautious. High-priced memberships such as Asiad, Bora, and Jeongsan remain difficult to find on the market. Team leader Lee Yoon-hee stated, "Inquiries for corporate anonymous memberships are increasing, but listings remain scarce," and predicted, "The southern region membership market will continue to maintain a steady trend for a while."


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