Foreign Car 'Suduruk' in Rental Apartment..."It's convenient" vs. "No problem".

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It is controversial that several foreign cars worth more than 100 million won were parked in rental apartments for low-income families.

On the 24th, an online community posted an article titled 'This is an LH rental apartment, is this reality for vehicles?'

The author said, "It's an LH rental housing apartment, and these cars are parking," adding, "Residents are stressed because they have no place to park, but this is the reality, right?"The photo posted by Mr.

A showed the BMW7 series and Porsche Boxster parked in the parking lot. Most of them are expensive vehicles worth up to 100 million won.

The Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) considers the present value of its cars in addition to its total assets as a qualification to move into rental apartments for low-income people without homes.

In other words, a person who owns a car over a certain price cannot move into an apartment rented by LH.

As of 2024, LH national rental and happy housing must have a vehicle standard value of 37.08 million won or less, public rental housing of 36.83 million won or less, and long-term lease of 34.96 million won or less.

However, tenants who are suspended or not subject to the application of asset standards, such as special cases for existing tenants and demolished residents, can register their vehicles regardless of the vehicle price. Even if it is an expensive foreign car, a car that has operated for more than 10 years is depreciated, and the price of the vehicle is sometimes below the standard.

Netizens who encountered the article criticized, saying, "You're not buying a rental apartment cheaply while dragging an expensive car," and "It's convenience, illegality, and deception."

On the other hand, some said, "It should be considered based on the present value of the vehicle," and "It is unreasonable to criticize the manufacturer and the name value first without considering the condition or age of the vehicle."

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team