# South Korea's 2030 Generation Abandons Housing Accounts

> South Korea's 2030 generation closes 750,000 housing subscription accounts this year, outpacing new openings by 80,000.
- Title: South Korea's 2030 Generation Abandons Housing Accounts
- Summary: South Korea's 2030 generation closes 750,000 housing subscription accounts this year, outpacing new openings by 80,000. South Korea's 2030 generation closed…
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- Source: BigGo Finance — https://finance.biggo.com/news/194ada87-1564-47a8-a209-9dbd326b6f6e
- Author: BigGo Finance
- Published: 2026-10-10T14:35:20+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: south korea, 2030 generation, housing subscription accounts, seoul, stock market, real estate, finance, markets
## South Korea's 2030 Generation Abandons Housing Accounts
South Korea's 2030 generation closes 750,000 housing subscription accounts this year, outpacing new openings by 80,000.
## Seoul Apartment Prices Reach 1.59343 Billion Won
The average sale price of a 59-square-meter Seoul apartment is 1.59343 billion won (approximately $1.2 million).
## Maximum Mortgage Loan Limit 600 Million Won
The maximum mortgage loan limit in Seoul is 600 million won (approximately $450,000).
## Young Adults Need 1 Billion Won Cash
Young adults need 1 billion won (approximately $750,000) in cash to cover the remaining balance after a mortgage.
## Stock Trading Volume Surges 26.4%
The 2030 generation's stock trading volume increased 26.4% from 1,043 trillion won (approximately $778.3 billion) in 2023 to 1,318 trillion won (approximately $983.6 billion) in 2:025.
## First Half Trading Volume Exceeds 2024
The 2030 generation's stock trading volume in the first half of this year surpassed 1,710 trillion won (approximately $1.3 trillion), exceeding last year's full-year total.
## Experts Call for Housing Supply Expansion
Experts say expanding housing supply in Seoul and narrowing the gap between sale prices and incomes are needed to stem the exodus.
## Key takeaway

South Korea's 2030 generation closed 750,000 housing subscription accounts this year, exceeding new openings by 80,000.