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2023 Pangyo Office Snapshot

Attributable to the strong fundamentals of the Seoul office market, robust leasing demand is also observed in the Pangyo office market

September 12, 2023
Contributors:
  • Veronica Shim
  • Minji Park
  • Joy Park

JLL summarized the Pangyo office market analysis in 2Q23.

The limited supply in the Seoul office market compared to the robust leasing demand has resulted in Pangyo office market, reaping spill-over benefits. With the gradual lifting of resale restrictions, it is expected that the number of sales in Pangyo 1st Techno Valley will increase. Find out more.

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