Top Tips: Seoul’s supply surplus begins to taper off

Vacancy rates are finally beginning to fall in Seoul’s commercial property market, says Darren Krakowiak, Jones Lang LaSalle’s national director and head of markets for Korea.
Top Tips: Seoul’s supply surplus begins to taper off

The key driver in the Seoul commercial property market has been new construction. There has been a lot of new supply that has come onto the market in the past four years, which has caused a large increase in the vacancy rate over that time.

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