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Analysis of Supply, Demand, and Price Trends for Monthly Rent in Metropolitan Apartments
In the metropolitan apartment market facing the Han River, the pace of supply is slow, while the pace of monthly rent prices is running fast. Executive Summary As of 2026, the metropolitan apartment monthly rent market is not simply in a price adjustment phase, but is passing through a structural turning point where the paradigm of the lease market itself is changing.
In the metropolitan apartment market facing the Han River, the pace of supply is slow, while the pace of monthly rent prices is running fast.…
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