Kim Gura Lost 500 Million Won in Real Estate Investment... "Except That House, Everything Else Went Up"

On the 11th, the first episode of MBC's educational real estate entertainment show "Donbeollae" aired, featuring MC Kim Gura, who shared a story about losing 500 million won after investing in real estate in the past. / Photo by MBC

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Ju-hyung] On the 11th, the first broadcast of MBC's educational real estate entertainment show Donbeollae (Donbeollae) delivered various information about real estate with a fresh concept called 'Real Estate Field Learning Roadshow.' In the broadcast, the 'Neighborhood Exploration Team,' consisting of MC Kim Gura, Lee Yuri, real estate experts, and special guests, visited areas that have become hot topics in real estate.

On that day, Lee Yuri, upon seeing Harvard University real estate and urban planning Ph.D. Kim Kyung-min, who appears regularly as an expert, appealed, "For the regulars, the professor's help is desperately needed."

Meanwhile, Kim Gura encouraged Lee Yuri, who claimed to be a real estate novice, saying, "Yuri, you're doing well. The start of understanding is nodding."

That day, Kim Gura also shared a failure story, saying he lost a total of 500 million won in real estate in the past. When he bitterly said, "I have some anger towards real estate," guest Jo Young-gu quipped, "Everything except Kim Gura's house is going up," making those around laugh.

In response, Professor Kim Kyung-min was the first to say, "Especially in times of confusion like now in real estate, we should observe and develop real estate insight," drawing empathy. He also emphasized the importance of on-site real estate inspection, saying, "I once visited a house 100 meters from the station, only to find it blocked by a cliff."

That day, the 'Neighborhood Exploration Team' visited Yongsan Maintenance Depot in Seoul.

Yongsan Maintenance Depot is a place attracting great attention as a large-scale housing supply plan was announced and recent pre-subscription was announced, but its interior remains neglected.

The Neighborhood Exploration Team, who revealed the interior for the first time on broadcast, were left speechless by the shocking scene reminiscent of a jungle and the size equivalent to about 70 soccer fields.