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LH expands purchase commitments for unsold homes on public housing sites in the capital region
LH said on the 9th that it would provide purchase commitments for unsold homes on apartment housing parcels purchased by private developers on LH public housing sites in the capital region, provided construction begins by the end of 2027.
Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) is implementing additional commitments to purchase unsold homes in private housing projects on public housing sites in the capital region. The measure follows the government's plan to accelerate housing supply to stabilize the rental and home sales markets.
LH said on the 9th that it would provide purchase commitments for apartment housing parcels purchased by private developers on LH public housing sites in the capital region where construction begins by the end of 2027.
Eligible sites include previously sold land in the capital region that will be available for use by the end of 2027. Approximately 18,000 homes to be built on these sites are directly covered.
Purchases are limited to unsold homes with an exclusive floor area of 85 square meters or less that private developers request LH to purchase. Purchase prices range from 85% to 92% of the sales price, depending on the unsold share, early construction starts and development size; this range includes incentives of up to 3 percentage points. A construction start by the first half of 2027 adds 2 percentage points, while developments with at least 500 homes receive an additional 1 percentage point.
LH expects the purchase commitments to ease the construction industry's burden in deciding to start projects and bring construction starts forward. LH explains that the commitments could improve project conditions by providing credit support, lowering financing interest rates and facilitating the transition to full project financing (PF).
Details on applications and eligibility criteria are available in the notice posted on LH's website.
