Korea Finance Chief Ties Housing Stability to Supply Growth
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Lee Hyoung-il cites rising permits and new-city plans, while flagging mixed near-term price signals.
By RealEstate.x News Desk · Source-based briefing
Original editorial illustration · AI-generated with Recraft. Reporting source published 22 OCT 2026.
Parliamentary Remarks
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il told a National Assembly committee that more vigorous supply efforts should gradually stabilize the real estate market [1].
Supply Indicators
Lee said apartment permits and groundbreakings are rising, and third-phase new-city supply is expected to increase from 2028 onward [1].
Near-Term Caution
He noted mixed upward and downward factors in short-term housing prices, calling for close market monitoring, and said long-term publicly supported rental housing is a focus [1].
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