High-End Market Decline, Mid-Range and Low-End Market Rise
Average Price 250.58 Million KRW... 0.03%↓ Compared to Last Week

The golf membership market is generally stable with a cautious stance on trading towards the year-end.


According to Dong-A Membership Trading Center on the 23rd, the average price of 100 major memberships traded nationwide is 250.58 million KRW, down 0.03% compared to last week. By price range, the ultra-high price segment showed no change, while the high price segment fell by 0.36%. On the other hand, the mid-price segment rose by 0.08%, and the low-price segment increased by 0.42%. The upward trend from last week has weakened, and the number of items showing fluctuations has decreased. Dong-A Membership Trading Center stated, "Popular items in the Yongin area have accumulated low-price buy orders, while the gap between selling and buying quotes is widening," and forecasted, "The cautious trading trend will continue towards the year-end, maintaining a stable market."


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The average price in the central region is 284.74 million KRW, down 0.04% compared to last week. Popular items in the Yongin area remain stable amid additional low-price buy inquiries. Suwon-Jusik saw buying interest inflow, rising 0.45%. Castlelex Seoul also increased, with couple-shares up 1.09% and individual-shares up 1.22%. Yeoju-Jusik rose 1.79% due to additional individual buy orders. Ananti Central-Family jumped 2.17% with buying interest inflow. Blue One Yongin fell sharply by 5.00% as buying interest withdrew amid liquidity issues at Taeyoung Construction. Team leader Park Cheon-ju analyzed, "The central region membership market showed overall stability with insufficient trading volume. This trend is expected to continue until the end of the year."



The average price in the southern region rose 0.02% to 162.15 million KRW compared to last week. Gyeongju Shilla increased 0.70% due to active buy orders. Dongnae Benest also rose 0.58% with strong buying interest amid intense competition. Opal's quotes increased, rising 2.86%. Busan declined 1.39% as only low-price buy orders awaited. Seonsan also fell 0.96% amid growing cautious buying. Team leader Lee Yoon-hee predicted, "The southern region membership market is expected to remain stable overall without significant fluctuations."


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