Korea Housing Builders Association chief Kim Sung-eun warns that prolonged housing market weakness is pushing regional construction firms toward crisis, urging urgent tax relief and regulatory easing to address mounting unsold home inventories and rising bankruptcy risks.
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Housing Builders Association Chief Warns of Crisis for Regional Construction Firms—Calls for Urgent Tax Relief on Unsold Homes

Korea Housing Builders Association chief Kim Sung-eun warns that prolonged housing market weakness is pushing regional construction firms toward crisis, urging urgent tax relief and regulatory easing to address mounting unsold home inventories and rising bankruptcy risks.

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Kim Sung-eun, CEO of Deokjin General Construction, has been appointed as the new chairman of the Korea Housing Builders Association, pledging to support mid-sized and small builders amid a challenging market.
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Kim Sung-eun, CEO of Deokjin General Construction, Appointed as New Chairman of Korea Housing Builders Association

Kim Sung-eun, CEO of Deokjin General Construction, has been appointed as the new chairman of the Korea Housing Builders Association, pledging to support mid-sized and small builders amid a challenging market.

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The Construction Management Association of Korea and Korea Housing Builders Association will jointly host a forum on December 3 to discuss strategies for revitalizing South Korea's construction and housing markets, focusing on regulatory reform and industry challenges.
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Construction Management Association and Korea Housing Builders Association to Hold Forum on Revitalizing Construction and Housing Markets

The Construction Management Association of Korea and Korea Housing Builders Association will jointly host a forum on December 3 to discuss strategies for revitalizing South Korea's construction and housing markets, focusing on regulatory reform and industry challenges.

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The housing construction industry has welcomed South Korea's latest housing supply measures, citing regulatory reforms and incentives expected to boost private sector participation, while calling for broader support for smaller developers.
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Housing Construction Industry Welcomes September 7 Measures—Expects Boost in Private Sector Supply

The housing construction industry has welcomed South Korea's latest housing supply measures, citing regulatory reforms and incentives expected to boost private sector participation, while calling for broader support for smaller developers.

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South Korea’s housing and real estate sector welcomed the government’s second supplementary budget, highlighting expectations for a construction market rebound as new liquidity measures and support for project financing and unsold housing aim to ease industry funding pressures.
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Housing and Real Estate Sector Welcomes Second Supplementary Budget—Expects Construction Market Recovery

South Korea’s housing and real estate sector welcomed the government’s second supplementary budget, highlighting expectations for a construction market rebound as new liquidity measures and support for project financing and unsold housing aim to ease industry funding pressures.

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