Golf Membership Market Shows Strong Buying and Slightly Firm Trend

Popular High-Demand Stocks Face 'Supply Drought'
Average Price 256.07 Million KRW...0.36% Increase from Last Week

The golf membership market is showing a firm upward trend due to purchase orders from individuals and corporations.

According to Dong-A Membership Exchange on the 17th, the average price of 100 major memberships traded nationwide rose 0.36% from the previous week to 256.07 million KRW. By price range, the ultra-high price segment increased by 0.05%, high price segment by 0.80%, mid-price segment by 0.47%, and low price segment by 0.10%. Dong-A Membership Exchange stated, "Popular items with high preference are hard to find on the market," and predicted, "With the active buying trend ahead of the spring season, the market will likely maintain a firm upward trend for the time being."

The average price in the central region is 290.39 million KRW, up 0.30% compared to last week.

88 and Giheung saw additional active purchase orders for two consecutive weeks. 88 rose 0.68%, and Giheung jumped 1.79%. Namseoul also increased 0.69% due to inflows of individual and corporate buying, and Suwon rose 0.87% with only high-priced listings confirmed. Taekwang jumped a remarkable 4.24% as individual purchase orders increased amid recent selling hesitation. Team leader Park Cheon-ju analyzed, "The central region membership market continues to receive buying inquiries ahead of the spring season. The firm upward trend is expected to continue."

The average price in the southern region rose 0.64% from last week to 167.26 million KRW. Bugok increased 1.47% as purchase waiting times lengthened. Bora rose 1.45%, and Asiad increased 2.00%. Dongbusan also jumped 1.72% amid intensified selling hesitation. Team leader Lee Yun-hee said, "In the southern region membership market, popular items show a shortage of listings. This good trend is expected to continue for a while."

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