Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Appoints First Female Director of Housing Policy Division

A Female Director Appointed to Lead the Housing Policy Division for the First Time
Lee Yuri Becomes the First Woman to Head the Core Real Estate Policy Department

For the first time, a female director has been appointed to the Housing Policy Division of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, which designs real estate policies.

The Ministry of Land announced on the 3rd that Lee Yuri (45), a senior administrative officer, will be appointed as the director of the Housing Policy Division effective from the 4th.

Lee Yuri, Director of Housing Policy Division, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. Provided by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport

The Housing Policy Division is a core department of the Ministry of Land. It oversees real estate policies and establishes policies that directly affect citizens' lives, such as stabilizing housing prices, housing supply, and residential welfare.

Major government real estate policies, such as the January 10 measures, are also coordinated here. Since it also adjusts financial and tax policies, it is known to be a department with a high workload.

Although a female has been appointed as the Housing Policy Officer, a director-level position in the Ministry of Land, this is the first time a woman has taken the position of director of the Housing Policy Division.

Director Lee Yuri graduated from Seoul National University with a degree in Architectural Engineering and entered public service after passing the civil service exam. She has experience working as a section chief in the Housing Policy Division and has served as director of the Housing Construction Supply Division, director of the Urban Housing Supply General Division, and director of the Real Estate Evaluation Division.

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