Accumulated Buy Orders for Limited Listings, Popular in the Seoul Metropolitan Area
Average Market Price 252.23 Million KRW... 0.36% Increase Compared to Last Week

The golf membership market is showing a firm upward trend amid increased purchase inquiries at the beginning of the year.


Membership Market 'Increase in Purchase Inquiries, Slightly Firm Trend' View original image

According to Dong-A Membership Exchange on the 20th, the average price of 100 major memberships traded nationwide is 252.23 million KRW. This is a 0.36% increase compared to last week. Prices rose across all price ranges. Ultra-high price range increased by 0.25%, high price range by 0.33%, mid price range by 0.32%, and low price range by 0.53%. Dong-A Membership Exchange stated, "For some items, purchase orders are accumulating due to a shortage of supply. Popular items with good accessibility in the metropolitan area have seen selling prices rise since the last transaction," adding, "Purchase inquiries are increasing in preparation for the spring season. A firm upward trend is expected to continue for the time being."


The average price in the central region jumped 0.29% to 285.54 million KRW compared to last week. The 88 course rose 0.70% due to accumulated low-price purchase orders and additional buying momentum. Namseoul increased by 1.08%, New Seoul by 0.27%, Suwon-Jusik by 0.88%, Shinwon by 2.37%, Blue Heron by 1.12%, Solmoro by 2.17%, New Korea by 1.58%, and Seoul by 0.91%. On the other hand, Blue One Yongin, whose workout initiation by Taeyoung Construction was confirmed, fell 1.72% due to the disappearance of buying interest. Team leader Park Cheon-ju forecasted, "The central region membership market is seeing increased purchase inquiries and will continue the firm upward trend."



The southern region is also on the rise. The average price is 163.88 million KRW, up 0.67% from last week. Gaya and Tongdo jumped 1.16% and 2.47%, respectively, due to active purchase orders. Gyeongju Shilla rose 1.39%, Ulsan 2.27%, Asiad 2.04%, and Bora 1.49%. Pamihills also jumped 1.56% as additional purchases were made amid a shortage of supply. Team leader Lee Yun-hee said, "The southern region membership market is seeing an overall increase in purchase orders and will continue the firm upward trend."


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