New Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport: "Focus on Housing stability... Field- and Practical Housing Policy"
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Hong Ji-sun, the newly appointed Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, stated, “Now is the time to move beyond presenting plans and demonstrate concrete changes and results,” adding, “I will concentrate policy capabilities on housing stability, which is most closely connected to the lives of the people.” At her inauguration ceremony held at the Government Complex Sejong on the 23rd, Minister Hong said, “The imbalance in housing supply …
Hong Ji-sun, the newly appointed Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, emphasized a housing policy centered on the field and practicality in her inaugural address. She strongly expressed her determination to personally oversee the process to ensure that housing supply moves beyond mere numbers and leads to actual construction starts and move-ins. At her inauguration ceremony held on the 23rd at the Government Complex Sejong in Dodam-do…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lim Ki-chang = Hong Ji-sun, the newly appointed Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, stated in her inaugural address on the 23rd, "We will concentrate our policy capabilities on housing stability, which is most closely connected to the lives of the people..."
Hong Ji-sun, the newly appointed Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, announced that she would accelerate the pace of the 3rd New Town and urban housing projects to ensure they lead to actual groundbreaking and move-ins. Her plan involves forming a consultative body with metropolitan local governments to streamline licensing procedures and responding to instability in the rental market by expanding long-term private rentals and univer…
Hong Ji-sun, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, stated as his first remarks upon taking office, "I will activate a multi-layered consultative body with metropolitan area local governments to ensure that the 3rd generation new towns and urban housing projects lead to actual groundbreaking and move-in."
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