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부산 아파트는 딱 여기까지만 보세요(부산집값전망)ㅣ타이거 부산 7부 [후랭이TV]

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Finance

Finance / Real-Estate Market Themes (Busan Apartment Outlook)

  • The speaker repeatedly argues that Busan high-end apartments (“apartel,” apartment-hotel/serviced concept) and certain premium redevelopment projects are not reliably rising in price.
  • They caution that marketing narratives (e.g., “premium views”) may not translate into actual price appreciation.

Core Thesis

  • Demand is not broad enough, especially among families.
  • Large-size units are not selling.
  • If choosing between regions, the speaker urges prioritizing newer/alternative markets (e.g., Seoul “core”) rather than expecting Busan’s limited “top-tier” supply to drive sustained gains.

“What People Want” Framing

  • The speaker says buyer preferences are clear (people want specific environments and locations),
  • but Busan’s top-tier options are limited, which constrains upside.

Key Locations / Areas Mentioned

Busan (examples cited)

  • Centum City (Centum)
  • Haeundae, Marine City
  • Suyeong River / Suyeong-side views
  • Jaesong-dong, Bannyeo-dong, Jwa-dong
  • Saisang area (Saisang Awards referenced)
  • U-sam / Usam area
  • Jungjung-o (described as a “solution zone”)
  • Gwanghan “zones” (explicit A vs. non-A distinction)
  • Gwangan area, Hwamyeong-dong
  • Mentions/references to Seongsam, etc.

Other cities / regions (for comparison)

  • Seoul (“core”)
  • Bundang, Dongtan, Gangnam
  • Gimpo
  • Mentions comparisons including Songdo and Marina Bay-style areas

Explicit comparison market callout

  • Gimpo “Hangangmo Prugio” penthouse
    • ~2.0B to 2.6B KRW
    • The speaker suggests buyers may still purchase at that level, so it’s not viewed as a major risk.

Notable Real-Estate Brands / Buildings Mentioned (Projects)

“Apartel” / apartment-hotel angle

  • Lotte Galleria
    • Described as apartel-ish
    • Speaker claim: “Don’t buy it… prices of apartels aren’t going up.”

Centum-related projects

  • Centum Park
  • Centum Le El
  • Multiple I-Park luxury complex references (including an I-Park penthouse focus)

Marine City performance claim

  • Marine City referenced as having stalled performance.

Suyeong-side / Busan neighborhood examples

  • Suji neighborhood: “boss” price stated as over 1.9B KRW
  • Lotte Mall area: referenced around 1.98B KRW

Redevelopment / flagship redevelopments

  • Orange Plaza / commercial street in Marine City area (amenity/risk framing)
  • Sun Plaza
  • Trump World Centum, Trump World Marine

“Symbolic limits” (no quantified impact given)

  • “Camellia,” “Be Benecity,” “Thesia Madelis”
  • “A World Where the Riverside Is Comfortable”
    • Speaker claim: price isn’t going up

Retail / consumer amenity anecdotes

  • McDonald’s / “no Shinsegae department store” anecdote used to imply that retail amenity differences affect demand.
  • Cleanliness/amenity issues tied to perceived risk around the Marine City commercial environment.

Key Numbers (Prices / Multiples) Used in the Argument

Centum “cheap-ish” reference

  • “15 (unit unclear)” used to illustrate relative cheapness in a “clean but cheap” Centum-type framing.

Apartment listing vs. sell-through pain

  • “50 pyeong” listed at 1.5B KRW
    • Speaker implies buyers find the valuation too high and it’s not selling.

“Top-tier” local examples (pricing comparisons)

  • I-Park / 20-pyeong
    • Over 4B KRW currently, close to 5B KRW
  • 84㎡ (~30 pyeong)
    • “7B KRW for 30 pyeong”
    • Speaker uses this to argue roughly ~200M KRW per pyeong
  • Another comparable penthouse comparison mentioned as “2B vs ~5B” (project pairing partially garbled)

Neighborhood price markers

  • Suji: “boss” over 1.9B KRW
  • Lotte Mall area: around 1.98B KRW
  • Samseong-dong (Seoul comparison): “penthouse-like values” around 20B KRW

Affordability thresholds suggested by the speaker

  • “Busan realistic possible reach” lecture framing: 300M to 400M KRW
  • For “Usam”: even that hope requires 700M to 800M KRW
  • If someone has ~300M KRW, the speaker says they can “go for it,” but not via credit-heavy strategy.

Gimpo penthouse level (again)

  • ~2.0B to 2.6B KRW

Methodology / Step-by-Step Frameworks (as stated)

Framework 1: “Where to buy in Busan with ~300M KRW” (route/area selection)

  • “Solution color” → Jungjung-o
  • Then move to Gwanghan Zone 5 / Zone 7 / Zone 9 and similar places
  • Includes a warning about scam naming:
    • “Gwanghan is not A Gwanghan—throw it away.”

Framework 2: Capital allocation approach (speculative / high risk)

  • Presented as a “long bet” style attempt
  • Example structure mentioned using about 300M KRW, including:
    • “five Gwanghan 579s”
    • and “going back and forth between the Bundang fund and later a loan”

Framework 3: “If you can’t buy Seoul, climb from top Busan spots”

  • Avoid spreading bets broadly.
  • Instead, move up sequentially from the “top two investment spots” previously mentioned in the talk.

Investing / Valuation Logic and Risk-Management Cautions

Don’t rely on marketing “views” alone

  • The speaker challenges riverside/river-view claims using:
    • possible smell/air issues from a sewage treatment plant nearby

Retail/amenity depth affects price trajectory

  • “No commercial buildings behind” cited as a reason a complex’s price isn’t rising (weaker future retail/amenity growth).

Demographic and demand risk

  • Large sizes aren’t selling
  • Family formation / baby supply is described as “broken,” reducing household-driven demand.

Liquidity / exit risk

  • Claims certain projects won’t sell even when marketed as “high-end,” creating exit/liquidity risk.

Buyer psychology / behavioral angle

  • Mentions “dopamine” and shifts in consumer preference:
    • buyers chase hype/amenities,
    • but pricing won’t move unless preferences translate into real demand.

Scam and lecture-stunt warnings

  • Multiple references to “scammers” and unrealistic return claims, e.g.:
    • “30 million won just by opening your eyes and waking up.”
  • Advises rejecting misleading location/brand signals:
    • “Scammers keep trolling.”

Explicit Recommendations (as conveyed)

  • Avoid buying certain apartel / apartment-hotel offerings:
    • speaker: prices “aren’t going up.”
  • Avoid wasting money in Busan; prefer Seoul for meaningful upside.
  • For smaller capital holders:
    • With ~300M KRW, focus on specific Busan zones (per the route) rather than chasing premium Centum-type peaks.
  • For higher capital scenarios:
    • Near-term upside is uncertain.
    • “Usam” is said to require 700–800M KRW.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is clearly present in the subtitles.
  • The speaker does make subjective opinion statements and warnings about scams, but no clear legal disclaimer appears.

Presenters / Sources Mentioned

  • “후랭이TV” (channel/title reference: “타이거 부산 7부 [후랭이TV]”)
  • Speaker referred to themselves as “Tiger” (e.g., “Tiger videos”)
  • “Turbo 83”: mentioned as filming/visiting an I-Park penthouse conversation
  • No institutional financial sources (banks/regulators) are clearly identified, aside from anecdotal mentions like:
    • Shinhan Bank (e.g., an account anecdote / salary account mention)

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