It was found that more than 1,900 people in their 20s or younger own houses worth more than 1.2 billion won, which are subject to comprehensive real estate tax.
According to the results of home ownership statistics released by the National Statistical Office, as of November of last year, the number of people who own houses with a publicly announced price of over 1.2 billion won was 397,000, or 2.6% of the total homeowners of 15 million people.
Among them, 1,933 people in their 20s or younger are likely to have bought a house with their own income, rather than a gift or inheritance.
The number of people under the age of 30 who own houses with a publicly announced price of over 1.2 billion won increased by 50.5% from a year ago.
According to data from the National Statistical Office, only 287 people under the age of 30 owned houses worth more than 1.2 billion won in 2016, but it increased by 6.7 times in just five years.
Considering that housing prices were at their recent peak in November 2021, at the time of the investigation, it is estimated that there are many cases where the price of the house you own has risen and exceeded 1.2 billion won.
You may also be eligible if you donate a high-priced house to your children or grandchildren for the burden of holding taxes, such as property tax and comprehensive real estate tax.
As the Moon Jae-in administration imposed a heavy capital gains tax on multi-homed people and imposed a huge comprehensive real estate tax, there were many cases in which multi-homed people chose to donate their homes to their children instead of selling them.
YTN Lee Dong-woo ([email protected])
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