Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Eases Real Estate Regulations in Daegu Area... Growing Interest in High Investment Value Premium 'Billive Radiche'

- Ministry of Land Eases Real Estate Regulation Zones in Daegu Area
- Surge in Interest for ‘Daegu Area’ Housing on Real Estate Websites

On the 30th of last month, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport held the Housing Policy Deliberation Committee meeting and reviewed and approved the 'Adjustment Plan for Speculative Overheated Districts and Regulated Areas,' significantly easing additional regulations. Suseong-gu in Daegu was downgraded from a speculative overheated district to a regulated area, and six other districts and one county were released from regulated areas to non-regulated areas.

Since December of the year before last, except for some areas in Dalseong-gun, all areas in Daegu had been designated as regulated areas. From the second half of last year, housing transactions sharply declined and prices dropped due to strengthened loan regulations and continued interest rate hikes, with unsold units steadily increasing. Accordingly, continuous requests for reviewing the deregulation of regulated areas have been made from May last year to June this year.

In fact, a significant portion of the real-time searched complexes on real estate-related sites such as Hogangnono are apartments in the Daegu area, and inquiries related to local real estate have surged. This is because the recent deregulation can even bring about the positive effect of price increases.

After the deregulation of these areas, pre-sold complexes in Daegu with good locations and overlapping development prospects are gaining attention for their high potential for price appreciation.

Billiv Radice consists of 520 households with exclusive areas ranging from 84 to 192㎡, 86 residential officetel units with an exclusive area of 84㎡, and neighborhood living facilities. Currently, the Billiv residential town, including Billiv Sky and Billiv Classe, is formed from Jukjeon Intersection to Haksan Park, and 'Billiv Radice' is attracting attention as the last player of the Billiv premium.

Billiv Radice allows contract holders to freely choose options, enabling them to experience luxurious and differentiated interiors. Various imported brands can be selected and applied, including the Italian luxury kitchen furniture brand 'Binova,' premium sink bowl brand 'ARTINOX,' the bathroom brand 'GROHE,' which is highly popular in Germany, and the Austrian kitchen hardware brand Blum.

It also boasts specialized designs befitting the reputation of Shinsegae Construction's residential brand 'Billiv.' The complex is arranged in a south-facing row to provide unobstructed views and sunlight exposure. It offers 4-5 bay layouts, 2-3 side balcony expansions, and ceiling heights of 2.5 meters for all types, providing a comfortable spatial experience. Some types feature a one-stop laundry flow connected to the bathroom and meticulous kitchen flow.

Currently, Billiv Radice is conducting events for visitors to the model house and plans to give gifts to customers who visit for consultations. Meanwhile, the scheduled move-in date for Billiv Radice is June 2025.