Kim Gura's son GREE hits jackpot with gap investment in Guri apartment... 4x increase compared to actual investment

The past case of a gap investment carried out by rapper GREE, the son of broadcaster Kim Gura, is being re-examined as he revealed his owned apartment located in Guri, Gyeonggi Province, which was prepared with earnings from variety program appearances during his childhood.

Through recent YouTube content, GREE revealed that he purchased an apartment in Guri using his appearance fees from 'Bungeoppang' during his childhood. The apartment in question is the same one where Kim Gura previously revealed the purchase structure on a broadcast, where ownership was acquired through a gap investment method involving a jeonse deposit on a property that was unsold at the time.

According to Kim Gura's past explanation, it was purchased for around 500 million won with a jeonse deposit of 250 million won, resulting in an actual investment of 250 million won. Since then, following development news such as the designation of nearby redevelopment zones and the selection of construction companies, the current market price is being mentioned to be around 1 billion won.

The real estate industry evaluates this as a case of asset management where earnings from child actor activities were tied up in tangible assets early on, entering the market by utilizing leverage in an area with expectations for urban maintenance projects. However, analyses also suggest that the actual realized profit may vary depending on the progress speed of the maintenance projects or economic fluctuations.

Translated from the Korean original with AI. The Korean article was itself written with AI assistance. Read the original (Korean)