Ulsan City to Hold Real Estate Academy for Residents... Recruiting 400 Participants

Lectures on the Real Estate Outlook, Preventing Transaction Problems, and Taxation

Ulsan City is offering a real estate course covering information relevant to residents' daily lives, from market outlooks and preventing transaction-related problems to taxes.

To improve residents' understanding of real estate and provide information useful in everyday life, Ulsan City is accepting applications on a first-come, first-served basis for 400 participants in its Real Estate Course (Academy) from October 21 to November 9.

The course will be held at 10 a.m. on November 17 in the main auditorium of Ulsan City Hall. Topics will include government real estate policy and market outlooks, preventing harm that may arise during real estate transactions, and housing stability.

Experts in each field will lead the lectures. Professor Seo Seongsu of Youngsan University will explain the real estate outlook under government policy, and attorney Lee Seunghyun of Gwangmu Law Firm will provide training on preventing problems in real estate transactions. Tax accountant Jeon Byeonghwi will then give a lecture on real estate taxation.

Any Ulsan resident interested in real estate may apply. Enrollment is limited to 400 people.

A Ulsan City official said, "Through this course, we hope to help residents achieve housing stability by providing information on the real estate outlook and how to prevent problems in transactions," adding, "We hope many residents will take an interest and participate."

Ulsan City Hall.

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