00:02Iran
00:03protect
00:08먼저
00:19한국의
00:21첫
00:22economic
00:22story
00:23대
00:25이노래
00:27이슈
00:27이런
00:28건축
00:29정원
00:29Korea's modular builders still lack the scale to bring unit costs down.
00:35President Lee Jae-myung has told officials to look at bringing commercial rollout forward.
00:40Here's what the numbers show.
00:43Three special bills on modular construction remain pending in the National Assembly's Land and Transport Committee.
00:50Ten months on, none has cleared review.
00:53Zero official statistics track modular housing supply or market size.
00:58Public developers LH and GH have announced supply plans, but no data maps the manufacturing base.
01:06Separately, a 500 million won loan, about $377,000, at 7% now costs roughly 2.92 million won, or
01:18$2,200 a month in interest.
01:21The COFIX funding benchmark has risen to 3.43%, its highest in 2 years and 7 months.
01:29So, what does this mean for readers tracking Korea's economy?
01:33Earlier, we said the law has stalled for 10 months.
01:36Here's what that actually means for you.
01:39Without it, incentives and regulatory exemptions for modular builders have no legal basis,
01:45so faster supply remains a target while higher rates squeeze households now.
01:51Whether the Land and Transport Committee schedules a review of the three bills.
01:55Whether the Land Ministry releases its first official count of modular supply.
02:01How close variable mortgage rates move to 7%.
02:04That's today's AI Prism Front Page Daily.
02:09This episode was produced with AI assistance based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor.
02:17AI Prism is a Juan Ifra Award-winning series.
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