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Stabilizing the real estate market and protecting individual ownership are emerging as important tasks in modern society. In particular, there are concerns about instability in the real estate market in the metropolitan area due to rising prices and lack of housing supply and demand, and government regulatory policies are being implemented to resolve this. However, regulations often limit private ownership, so an appropriate response is needed. Accordingly, this study investigates the impact of regulations in the metropolitan real estate market on individual ownership and proposes market stabilization through deregulation. To this end, we analyze the problems and directions for improvement in current regulations and seek ways to strengthen the protection of private ownership. In addition, it presents policy directions that harmonize deregulation and ownership protection for the healthy development of the real estate market. Through this, it is expected to provide the government and related organizations with useful suggestions for the healthy development of the real estate market.
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