"Modular Housing Worth a Try on Part of Yongsan Park" vs. "Yongsan Proposal Came Out of Nowhere, Requires Social Consensus"

[Ju Young-jin's News Briefing]

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■ Broadcast: SBS Ju Young-jin's News Briefing, Monday to Friday (14:00–15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Ju Young-jin
■ Panelists: Kim In-man, Head of Kim In-man Real Estate Economic Research Institute; Han Moon-do, Professor at the Department of Real Asset Investment Analysis, Graduate School of Myongji University
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● Housing Supply in Yongsan Park

Kim In-man / Head of Kim In-man Real Estate Economic Research Institute
"The housing supply plan for Yongsan Park came out of nowhere... there is no social consensus."
"Unprepared supply measures are highly likely to be suspended in the future."
"The contamination situation can only be understood by digging into the land... it is expected to take at least two years or more."
"Housing supply at the Yongsan Children's Garden serves as nothing more than a short-term supply fix."

Han Moon-do / Professor, Department of Real Asset Investment Analysis, Graduate School of Myongji University
"Supplying housing across the entire Yongsan Park goes too far... it is political."
"The supply of around 90,000 pyeong of the Children's Garden should be considered for young people."
"This is not an impromptu supply measure... the Democratic Party has argued for utilizing Yongsan Park since 2007."
"Detailed plans for the purification of Yongsan Park land should have been included as well."

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