Won Il-hee, senior deputy spokesperson for the Presidential Transition Committee, holds a regular briefing on behalf of Spokesperson Shin Yong-hyeon at the transition committee in Toongui-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the followingnoon of the 31st. [인수위사진기자단]
Won Il-hee, senior deputy spokesperson for the transition committee, said at the briefing of the transition committee in Tongui-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 25th that “the first new town reconstruction issue is a matter that the Real Estate Task Force (TF) is considering as a mid- to long-term review project.” Regarding the question of ‘Is it abolition of the promise for the renewal period?’, he drew a line saying, “Real estate-related promises are a priority to review, but we have never considered canceling the reconstruction-related promises.”
As a candidate, President-elect Yoon announced the promises of △ enacting a special law to promote the 1st new town redevelopment project △ exempting apartment complexes aged over 30 years from precise safety inspection △ allowing 500% of the floor area ratio of apartment complexes in Bundang and Ilsan new towns △ easing the recovery system for excess profits from reconstruction have done
As the possibility of President-elect Yoon’s promises being fulfilled increases, the real estate market is fluctuating, with properties being retrieved from the first new towns such as Bundang and Ilsan, and asking prices jumped more than 100 million won. In particular, there were concerns that the exemption from precise safety examinations for apartment houses aged 30 years or more might lead to indiscriminate reconstruction.
Accordingly, the transition committee decided that if the first phase of the new city reconstruction promise was pushed, it might give an abnormal signal to the real estate market, and it began to adjust the speed. In fact, even in the new government’s national task to be announced at the beginning of next month, the contents of the first new city reconstruction are likely to be omitted from the short-term task.
Meanwhile, the transition committee announced that it had prepared 110 national tasks and 520 tasks under the six national goals. The six national goals are △A straight country where common sense has been restored △Dynamic economy led by the private sector and pushed by the government △Warm companionship and happiness for all △Bold future made with autonomy and creativity △Global pivotal country that contributes to freedom, peace and prosperity △ It is a provincial era where people can live anywhere in Korea.
Spokesperson Shin Yong-hyeon said, “This week, review and adjustment of means of implementation such as laws and budgets for 110 national tasks and 520 tasks for concrete implementation will continue.” On the 3rd of next month, Ahn Cheol-soo, chairman of the transition committee, will announce the government task to the public.
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- Shin Seung-hoon
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