Here are nine of the best examples from the densely populated neighbourhoods of Seoul and Busan — South Korea 's two largest cities. A provocative take on Seoul's traditional family homes, the architect has scooped out a ground-floor bay for parking and flattened the top floor to form a terrace.
Perforated brick openings allow light into the nine metre-high rooms, while maintaining the residents' privacy. House for a book publisher, Seoul, by ThePlus Architects. This house in Seoul's Seogyo-dong district by ThePlus Architects manages to stand out amongst taller neighbouring buildings, despite its tiny six-by metre footprint.
The white concrete home has a volumetric shape that's been cut away to create recessions and a sloping roof. The tapering roof form has skylights to let light into the narrow building. The slender Guro-dong Mini House slots neatly between two existing buildings in Seoul's Guro district. Measuring only three metres wide and 13 metres long, the house uses split levels and translucent walls to ensure sufficient daylight passes through the interiors.
The larger recession on the ground floor provides a parking space that is sheltered by the cantilevered floors above, while two stepped balconies extrude outwards at the rear of the building. Dongsimwon House, Seoul, by Sosu Architects.
A housing affordability index of 50 means that about 25 percent of monthly income is spent on the repayment of housing loans. Furthermore, the total value of mortgage loans in Korea has steadily increased as the era of low-interest-rates continues and housing purchase transactions increases.
The current government has frequently implemented countermeasures to stabilize the housing market, but this has stimulated investors, resulting in more unstable house prices.
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Typically, will I be required to pay additional money up front such as a deposit before moving into leased housing? If so, how much is common? Housing is quite expensive in Seoul.
Rent is usually paid up-front for the entire lease period 10 percent on day of signing, 90 percent on move-in day. Security deposits for expat housing in Seoul is not typical.
For a house, contracts are normally two to three years; villas or apartments are one to two years. Are utilities generally included in the price of rent, or are they extra?
Utilities are typically paid by the tenant or occupant, but can sometimes be negotiated into the contract.
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