Recently, there have been indications of a reversal in housing prices in Seoul, suggesting an impending decline. While it's premature to declare this a trending drop, it is evident that the government's firm commitment to stabilizing prices has shifted market sentiment. There are also discussions about supplementary measures to prevent market stagnation, including proposals to align the excessively low property taxes with housing prices and to reform lease-related loan systems. These issues have long been recognized as needing fundamental review, but previous discussions were often postponed due to political pressures and concerns over market shocks. However, buoyed by the government's resolute stance, the prospects for systemic reform are gaining practicality, which is expected to help address structural imbalances in the economy beyond just stabilizing housing prices.