Naver Pay Real Estate Launches Interior Service: "How Did Others Decorate Similar Homes?"
Naver Pay announced on the 18th that it has launched a new service in partnership with the real estate big data platform Asil, allowing users to explore interior design and construction companies.
The interior service in Naver Pay Real Estate enables users to browse a variety of construction portfolios, helping them discover interior options that suit their preferences and budgets. Users can check out actual renovation cases and companies related to apartments they live in or plan to remodel.
Construction cases and construction companies are linked at the apartment complex level, so by simply searching for a particular complex, users can instantly find a list of companies with experience in that complex and see real project results.
In addition, portfolios can be filtered based on area, number of rooms, budget, and other criteria, so users can find ideas by focusing on cases similar to their own living conditions and budget. Currently, there are about 2,500 portfolios available to browse under the Interior tab.
The 'Interior' menu on Asil, the apartment-focused information platform, also provides access to the same construction cases featured in the 'Interior' tab of Naver Pay Real Estate, which can be browsed by region and apartment size.
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A Naver Pay spokesperson stated, "We will continue to expand our service so that users can conveniently explore real-life cases and suitable construction company information tailored to the conditions of their own homes."
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