
Busan Gwangalli commercial district review
On-site walkthrough of Gwangalli and Namcheon-dong: a 9.3bn KRW Starbucks building, a motel conversion running at full occupancy, and three buildings traded at once.
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On-site walkthrough of Gwangalli and Namcheon-dong: a 9.3bn KRW Starbucks building, a motel conversion running at full occupancy, and three buildings traded at once.
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A 3.5bn KRW hanok rebuild, a Blue Bottle site that moved from 9bn to 22bn KRW, and a 40bn KRW Amorepacific investment.
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Olive Young's site doubled per-pyeong in two years; a 2bn KRW building yielding close to 5%; the London Bagel property.
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Two brokers with twelve years on the street discuss how Apple reshaped the area and what a rebound would look like.
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A drive-through look at the Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Harim and Songeun buildings, and what makes their architecture pay.
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A 17bn KRW new build, sharply rising rents around star-chef restaurants, and a 7.4bn KRW headquarters purchase.
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How Sounds Hannam reshaped the area, plus a 20.3bn KRW investment and other notable trades.
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A 7.2bn KRW headquarters, a property that went from 5.3bn to 7.2bn KRW, and one estimated to have tripled.
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A building that moved from 4.6bn to 11.9bn KRW — four to five times per pyeong in six years.
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A 33.6bn KRW purchase by Musinsa's chairman, a property reported from 29.3bn to 120bn KRW, and a 46.8bn KRW acquisition.
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A 10-pyeong guard post renting for 30m KRW a month, a 13bn KRW one-year gain, and a 19bn KRW cash purchase.
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A 12.6bn KRW purchase, a 7.8bn KRW one, an auction that went from 2.1bn to 5.3bn KRW, and a record 350m KRW per pyeong.
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A fivefold gain for Musinsa, pop-ups taking 20m KRW a day, and a 130bn KRW megastore.
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Amorepacific, Covernat and Krafton sites, walked through with the yield maths.
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A 11.7bn KRW North Face building, a tenant paying 400m KRW a month, and the salt-bread bakery property.
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Three buildings, annual yields of 5.4% to 6.6%, checked on site.
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Foreign spending as the clearest signal of a district's durability.
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Choosing the target tenant, adding a lift, and sending 800 proposals — all four floors leased within two weeks of completion.
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198 pyeong of land, a 39bn KRW floor price, roughly 200m KRW per pyeong — is this a way into Yeonmujang-gil?
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The signals that a commercial district is dying, how to buy a building well, and where the market goes next.
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620 pyeong on a back street by Sinsa Station, at a 28.5bn KRW asking price.
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Buying a building that carries a story, and what that is worth.
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A capital gain achieved through location alone, without construction.
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Reading which business types will hold up before you buy.
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Why a marginal rental yield can cost more than vacancy.
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Loan-to-value limits on commercial buildings depend on intended use.
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Working through the real net proceeds on a headline gain.
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What a single-tenant, whole-building lease does to valuation.
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A generational handover is moving through the Seoul market.
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A signal building owners should be reading in tenant demand.
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Why commercial mortgage terms vary far more than owners expect.
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What commercial property does in a large Korean portfolio.
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How falling rates move commercial building prices, and the lag involved.
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The revised right-to-light setback rule and a 50% floor-area-ratio incentive, valid for two years. What second- and third-class zone owners should do now.
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When a nearby project hurts the building you already own.
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The window, the conditions, and who benefits most.
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Why autonomous driving changes where commercial property is worth owning.
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Behind the scenes of our new commercial real estate podcast.
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How BSN brought AI development in house, and what it changed.
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