According to the Korea Real Estate Agency's subscription home, as of the end of last month, the number of subscribers to the subscription account was 26.79 million, down 38,000 from a month ago.
In particular, the number of first-class subscribers with relatively long subscription periods and a large amount of money already paid decreased by 23,000 compared to a month ago.
The number of subscribers to subscription accounts, which has increased every year since 2010, peaked at 28.59 million in June last year and has continued to decline for two years and three months.
Ham Young-jin, head of Woori Bank's Real Estate Research Lab, explained that various factors have had a complex impact on the decline in subscribers, including the already high ratio of subscription bank accounts to the population and the increasing number of cases of leaving the existing home sales market due to rising sales prices.
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