Sep 17, 2026CORE

Seoul apartment prices rise for an 84th consecutive week as the pace slows for a third week

YTN report on Seoul apartment prices rising for 84 consecutive weeks while overall gains slowed amid weakness in Gangnam

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Seoul remained in a prolonged uptrend, but overall weekly growth slowed to 0.16% amid declines in the Gangnam 3 districts. Seoul apartment prices rose 0.16% in the week ending September 14, extending the run of weekly gains to 84 weeks. The pace of increase had slowed for three consecutive weeks. Gangnam and Seocho were down for a sixth week and Songpa for a second, while several mid-priced and outer districts continued to record strong gains.

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