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The Membership Market Shows a 'Strong Steady Rise' in the Gapjin Year New Year

Early Year Buying Influx, Price Range-Based Rise Start
Average Market Price 251.15 Million KRW... 0.19%↑ Compared to Last Week

The golf membership market in the new year 2024 is showing a strong steady trend. Some popular items have rebounded.


According to the Donga Membership Trading Center on the 6th, the average price of 100 major memberships traded nationwide is 251.15 million KRW. This is a 0.19% increase compared to last week. By price range, the ultra-high price range rose 0.14%, high price range 0.28%, mid price range 0.08%, and low price range 0.51%. The Donga Membership Trading Center analyzed, "Despite buying momentum at the beginning of the year, the market will continue a cautious battle between sellers and buyers. While the accumulation of buy orders at winter lows combined with early-year buy orders will increase the number of rising items, the extent will be limited," adding, "Trading volume is gradually recovering. The market will show a strong steady trend for the time being."


The Membership Market Shows a 'Strong Steady Rise' in the Gapjin Year New Year

The average price in the central region is 285.41 million KRW, up 0.05% from last week. Only high-priced listings were confirmed for 88, which jumped 1.79%. Giheung rose 1.13%, New Seoul 0.82%, and Suwon-Jusik also increased by 0.44%. Blue One Yongin, which had a large decline, rebounded by rising 1.05%. However, due to the news of the sale of Blue One, a leisure sector affiliate, buying sentiment is expected to remain cautious. New Korea rose 1.06%, Seoul 0.92%, and Plaza 0.76%. On the other hand, Radenna in the Gangwon region fell 0.98% due to accumulated listings. Team leader Park Cheon-ju predicted, "The membership market at the beginning of the year is showing a cautious battle between initial selling and buying. It will show a strong steady trend."


The average price in the southern region is 162.47 million KRW, up 0.18% from last week. Gyeongju Shilla rose 0.70% as accumulated buy orders at winter lows led to transactions. Daegu jumped 3.45% due to active buying inflows, and Ulsan also jumped 1.38% as buy orders accumulated. Seonsan rose 1.94%, and Pamihills increased 1.05%. However, A-One fell 1.37%, and Yangsan dropped 0.52%. Team leader Lee Yoon-hee said, "Bayside and Asia are only accumulating buy orders," and forecasted, "The southern region membership market will continue a strong steady trend for the time being."


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