South Korea house prices end 13-month decline

House prices in South Korea have put an end to a 13-month downward trend, signalling a potential recovery in the real estate market. The reversal in the declining trend is seen as a positive development for homeowners and property investors. The halt in the price decline suggests increased demand for housing and improved market sentiment. This positive shift could be attributed to various factors, such as government policies, economic conditions, and changing consumer preferences. The real estate market's recovery is likely to impact related industries and sectors, contributing to economic growth. The stabilisation of house prices could also encourage potential buyers to enter the market, boosting transaction volumes. As the South Korean real estate market undergoes a transformation, industry experts will closely monitor the trends to gauge the sustainability of this turnaround and its implications for the broader economy.

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