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“Why are you moving to Geunpyeongsu? They can’t give you a transaction permit.”
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Appropriate response to inquiries regarding transaction permission
There is a clear plan to finance actual demand.
Gangnam-gu Office “I have enough houses now.”
Panjan
They are not allowed to move to the complex across the street.
Why move from 30 pyeong to 40 pyeong?
District office manager
Now that the kids have grown up
I want to live a little wider.
complainant
How many people do you have in your family?
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There are 4 people.
30 pyeong for 4 people
Isn’t that enough?
I want to live a little wider
I’m trying to move it.
No, 4 people live in 20 pyeong.
How many homes are there? 30 pyeong
Are you saying the apartment is small?
I can’t get permission for this.
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https://www.fnnews.com/news/202010272128364800
Mr. A, who lives in an 84㎡ exclusive area of Daechi I-Park in Daechi-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, intends to purchase and move to a larger apartment when his two children grow up. Before signing a sales contract to move to an apartment with an exclusive area of 114㎡ in the same complex, he inquired whether a transaction permit could be obtained from the district office.
But I heard a very absurd answer. Mr. A plans to sell the house he is currently living in and move into a new apartment under contract, and there are no problems with his financing plan, but the official said he could not grant a transaction permit, saying, “Why are you moving from the same complex?” What was even more absurd was that a public official even scolded him, saying, “The house you live in now is enough, so why are you trying to move to a larger apartment?”