When the average of both rich and poor families is calculated

I don't know how much money it is because apartments in Seoul are worth 10 billion won. According to this year's Household Finances and Welfare Survey conducted by the Bank of Korea and others, as of the end of March, 10.3% of all households held more than 1 billion won in net assets, or real estate or cash, in Ulanira. That means only one out of ten households.

When the average of both rich and poor families is calculated, the average net worth of households nationwide is 435 million won, but if the median value is 100, it is only the 50th in terms of net worth, and the net worth of centrally located households is 240 million won.

In Seoul, in the media, 1 billion won and 2 billion won in an apartment building seems to be a normal number, but compared to the households in the middle of it, you can think of it as having a 2.4 billion won apartment without debt, which is 10 times more net worth than a household in the middle of Korea, and being a huge rich person.

Korea is a country that worries about the rich's comprehensive real estate tax or property tax, and a country that thinks that such worries can appeal to the so-called politically middle class. It's strange.