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![A person looks at a bulletin on the empty window of a real estate agent's office Wednesday, in Songpa District, southern Seoul. As a standing committee passed the tenant protection law Wednesday, which protects jeonse tenants up to 4 years and limits price increases, the real estate market is seeing a massive shortage in supply of such properties, pushing the price up for 52 consecutive weeks. The ruling Democratic Party urged for the bill to be put to a vote as soon as possible. [YONHAP]](https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/data/photo/2020/07/29/391f0a6b-2edf-4e88-9758-541f2f520cf6.jpg)
A person looks at a bulletin on the empty window of a real estate agent's office Wednesday, in Songpa District, southern Seoul. As a standing committee passed the tenant protection law Wednesday, which protects jeonse tenants up to 4 years and limits price increases, the real estate market is seeing a massive shortage in supply of such properties, pushing the price up for 52 consecutive weeks. The ruling Democratic Party urged for the bill to be put to a vote as soon as possible. [YONHAP]
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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