The transaction was completed entirely in cash, indicating no bank loans involved.
Yongsan Central Park is strategically located and holds potential for future investment value.
Miyeon, a member of the girl group i-dle, has recently made headlines for purchasing a luxury apartment in Yongsan entirely with cash. According to a report from Herald Economy on the 20th, Miyeon acquired a unit in 'Yongsan Central Park' for 5.05 billion KRW. It appears that the transaction was made without any bank loans, as there is no mortgage listed in the registry documents. The apartment, which has a floor area of 135㎡ and is located on the 17th floor, saw the ownership transfer completed on the 12th after Miyeon paid the final payment. Yongsan Central Park is a mixed-use development completed in 2017, offering 1,140 residences along with commercial facilities, strategically located near Yongsan Station which connects to subway lines 1 and 4 as well as the KTX.
Miyeon's recent real estate investment hints at her financial stability and acumen. In a fast-paced entertainment industry, effectively managing wealth is crucial, and Miyeon appears to demonstrate this skill. This purchase can be seen as a wise investment for the future rather than mere consumption. As i-dle makes their comeback with the digital single 'Mono,' Miyeon contributes to enhancing the group’s image and influence.
The choice of Yongsan Central Park underscores a luxurious living space that potentially increases her investment returns alongside rising property values in the region. Notably, Yongsan boasts excellent transport accessibility and has high potential for future development. Thus, Miyeon's decision can be evaluated as more than just a residence but as real estate with growth potential.
Lastly, this decision could serve as a point of pride for fans, showcasing Miyeon's multifaceted talents and accomplishments. As she not only succeeds as a member of i-dle but also achieves personal milestones in investments, her fans are likely to feel an increased sense of pride.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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