South Korea Feb house prices up, but pace slows: lender
[SEOUL] South Korea's house prices posted their 30th month of uninterrupted gains in February but the pace of increase slowed from January, data from the country's top mortgage lender showed on Tuesday.
Data from Kookmin Bank showed the house transactions price index rose 0.07 per cent in February from the previous month and by 4.20 per cent from a year earlier. In January, the index rose 0.08 per cent on-month and by 4.37 per cent on-year.
REUTERS
BT is now on Telegram!
For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend. Subscribe to t.me/BizTimes
Property
US existing home sales drop in March; median price increases
German home building permits tumble 18% in February, extending rout
China national who had Singaporeans front plan to buy East Coast houses pleads guilty
Freddie Mac seeks regulatory approval to back home-equity loans
China national fined S$45,000 for having Singaporeans front plan to buy East Coast houses
Condo rents inch up after 7-month decline; volumes recover: SRX, 99.co