South Korean president announces national debate on real estate to seek solutions for housing stability and economic reform
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President Lee Jae-myung on Monday called illegal and speculative real estate gains a major obstacle to national unity, vowing to address the issue through public dialogue. Speaking at a cabinet meeting in Seoul, he announced a national debate on real estate scheduled for Wednesday, saying the government would listen humbly to citizens' voices and craft feasible solutions to move beyond what he described as a 'ruinous real estate republic.' The remarks come amid growing public frustration over housing affordability and property speculation in South Korea.
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President Lee Jae-myung is giving opening remarks at the 31st State Council meeting held at the Blue House on the 21st.
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