Golf Membership Market, Concentrated Buying Trend in Specific Categories

Popular Items Face Shortage of Supply, Overall Stable Outlook
Average Market Price 258.03 Million KRW…0.02% Increase from Previous Week

The golf membership market is showing increasingly differentiated trends.

According to Dong-A Membership Trading Center on the 4th, the average price of 100 major memberships traded nationwide was 258.03 million KRW, a slight increase of 0.02% compared to last week. By price range, the ultra-high price segment rose by 0.07%, while the mid-price segment fell by 0.10%. On the other hand, the high-price segment jumped by 0.32%. The low-price segment showed no change. Dong-A Membership Trading Center stated, "Popular items are still in short supply, and buying interest is concentrated on specific items," adding, "Many items have accumulated low-price buy orders, so the decline is expected to be minimal. Overall, the market is expected to show a stable trend."

The average price in the central region is 292.6 million KRW, up 0.05% compared to last week. Seoul rose 1.27% due to accumulated individual and corporate buy orders. Hanseong jumped 2.15% with steady individual inquiries. Blue Heron increased by 0.53%, Seoul by 0.81%, Hanyang by 1.56%, Songchu by 1.37%, and Rivera by 4.65%. Namseoul fell 1.02% as the gap between sell and buy offers widened. Lakeside also dropped 1.67% as individual buying interest disappeared. Team leader Park Cheon-ju forecasted, "The central region membership market will maintain a stable trend while showing increasingly differentiated trends by item."

The average price in the southern region was 168.56 million KRW, down 0.12% from last week. Bora and Jeongsan have accumulated buy orders, making supply scarce. Busan saw high-priced listings appear, but transactions were made according to low-price buy offers, resulting in a 1.28% decline. Ulsan also fell 0.83% as small buying interest turned cautious. Team leader Lee Yoon-hee predicted, "The southern region membership market is expected to continue a stable trend overall."