“Management fees are 1.7 million won? That’s more than the monthly rent.” ... Nine One Hannam ranks No. 1 nationwide for average monthly management fees

[Financial News] Last year, the apartment with the highest average monthly management fee per household nationwide was Nine One Hannam in Yongsan District, Seoul.
According to Yonhap News on the 14th, data on the “Top 30 Complexes Nationwide by Common-Area Management Fees” in the “2026 Status and Ranking of Apartment Management Fees Nationwide,” submitted by the Korea Real Estate Board to Rep. Jeong Dong-man of the People Power Party, a member of the National Assembly’s Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee, showed that Nine One Hannam’s average monthly management fee was 1,701,847 won per household.
Other places with average monthly management fees of more than 1 million won included I-Park Samseong-dong in Gangnam District (1,226,292 won), Hannam The Hill in Yongsan District (1,191,321 won), and Academy Suite in Gangnam District (1,022,924 won); all are in Seoul.
Dongyang Paragon (980,947 won), Mokdong Trapalace in Yangcheon District, Seoul (819,372 won), Raemian Caelitus in Yongsan District (769,848 won), Seoul Apartment in Yeongdeungpo District (745,663 won), and Trimage in Seongdong District (695,689 won) also ranked near the top.
Outside Seoul, Haeundae Kyungdong Jade in Haeundae District, Busan, had the highest fee, at 918,389 won. In Gyeonggi Province, Hillstate Suwon Terrace in Gwonseon District, Suwon, was recorded at 436,749 won; Gaon Village Complex 8 in Sejong Special Self-Governing City, at 294,107 won; and Joongheung S-Class Pradium in Seo District, Daejeon, at 250,739 won.
The data covered 15,684 complexes and approximately 9.98 million households nationwide. The average monthly management fee per household includes not only common-area management fees but also individual utility charges such as heating, electricity and water.
Rep. Jeong stressed, “Relevant information should be provided more transparently so that people can easily check and compare management fee levels by residential area and apartment.”
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