The Effect of Changes in Tenants’ Risk Premium After Jeonse Fraud on Deposit-to-Rent Conversion Rates by Housing Type

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This research aims to verify if the rise in tenants' risk premium due to jeonse fraud affects deposit-to-rent conversion rates.
Estimated quarterly deposit-to-rent conversion rates for apartments and multi-family housing in Seoul by legal district.
Utilized machine learning-based predictive models combined with SHAP analysis to capture spatial and temporal heterogeneity.
Applied a difference-in-differences (DID) model to estimated conversion rates before and after jeonse fraud, controlling for fixed effects and other variables.
Observed a higher increase in rent conversion rates for multi-family housing compared to apartments after the occurrence of jeonse fraud.
Indicated that the increased uncertainty related to jeonse fraud raised the rental deposit risk premium for multi-family housing.
Suggested changes in transaction conditions accepting higher rent conversion rates may align with the alterations in risk perceptions.

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Reveals increased rent conversion rates in housing types following jeonse fraud, suggesting significant market shifts.

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