As the most prosperous city under the rule of the Joseon State at this era, Seoul not only served as the political center of the country, but also played the role of an economic and trade center. At least half of North Korea's powerful people live in Seoul and the surrounding area. After the war between Korea and the Qing Dynasty, a large number of high-class people in the northern region fled south to Seoul for refuge, which made this proportion rise again.

The direct impact of the influx of a large number of wealthy people into the city has brought about a significant inflationary effect, in addition to the impact on the prices of ordinary living materials, even fixed assets such as real estate are also rising. Some civilians simply sold their homes to wealthy outsiders at high prices, and moved out of Seoul to settle in places where the cost of living was lower.

For example, the house where Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun stayed, before the war, no one would be willing to buy it for 4,000 taels of silver, but if the current owner is willing to sell 10,000 taels of silver, the buyer is estimated to have to line up at the door. Of course, the owner of this house is neither short of real estate nor this little money, and the house is lent out purely to please the king and win the favor of the Haihan people, and he will not sell the house because of the current rise in prices.

However, the recent rush to buy real estate in Seoul is not all the northern magnates who have fled here, but also a considerable number of foreign businessmen. These people have relatively high requirements for the area, location, and living conditions of the property, but they are very generous, and as long as they fancy it, they will not care too much about the price, so they will quickly increase the housing prices in Seoul.

Among them, the merchants of Daming, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Haihan are the mainstays, especially the big merchants of Haihan who received the news in advance, almost all of them managed to purchase real estate in the city for the next purpose of opening a business inn.

In fact, before this, there were already goods from Haihan sold in the North Korean market, but most of them were resold by Ming merchants, and there were only some expensive high-end goods, which were difficult for ordinary people to afford. In the future, Haihan merchants will directly enter the Korean market to operate, and a large number of industrial products will gradually enter the daily life of the Korean people, and Seoul will also become one of the main distribution centers of Haihan goods in North Korea.

The Sungnyemun Gate in the south of Seoul is the closest gate to the Han River, because it is more convenient to transport goods and people from the Han River, and this nearby area has become a favorite place for foreign merchants to stay. A shop on the street in Chongli Gate was originally a cloth shop, but some time ago it was said to be a big merchant from Haihan, and after more than a month of closed renovation, it finally reopened recently.

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As the most prosperous city under the rule of the Joseon State at this era, Seoul not only served as the political center of the country, but also played the role of an economic and trade center. At least half of North Korea's powerful people live in Seoul and the surrounding area. After the war between Korea and the Qing Dynasty, a large number of high-class people in the northern region fled south to Seoul for refuge, which made this proportion rise again.

The direct impact of the influx of a large number of wealthy people into the city has brought about a significant inflationary effect, in addition to the impact on the prices of ordinary living materials, even fixed assets such as real estate are also rising. Some civilians simply sold their homes to wealthy outsiders at high prices, and moved out of Seoul to settle in places where the cost of living was lower.

For example, the house where Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun stayed, before the war, no one would be willing to buy it for 4,000 taels of silver, but if the current owner is willing to sell 10,000 taels of silver, the buyer is estimated to have to line up at the door. Of course, the owner of this house is neither short of real estate nor this little money, and the house is lent out purely to please the king and win the favor of the Haihan people, and he will not sell the house because of the current rise in prices.

However, the recent rush to buy real estate in Seoul is not all the northern magnates who have fled here, but also a considerable number of foreign businessmen. These people have relatively high requirements for the area, location, and living conditions of the property, but they are very generous, and as long as they fancy it, they will not care too much about the price, so they will quickly increase the housing prices in Seoul.

Among them, the merchants of Daming, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Haihan are the mainstays, especially the big merchants of Haihan who received the news in advance, almost all of them managed to purchase real estate in the city for the next purpose of opening a business inn.

In fact, before this, there were already goods from Haihan sold in the North Korean market, but most of them were resold by Ming merchants, and there were only some expensive high-end goods, which were difficult for ordinary people to afford. In the future, Haihan merchants will directly enter the Korean market to operate, and a large number of industrial products will gradually enter the daily life of the Korean people, and Seoul will also become one of the main distribution centers of Haihan goods in North Korea.

The Sungnyemun Gate in the south of Seoul is the closest gate to the Han River, because it is more convenient to transport goods and people from the Han River, and this nearby area has become a favorite place for foreign merchants to stay. A shop on the street in Chongli Gate was originally a cloth shop, but some time ago it was said to be a big merchant from Haihan, and after more than a month of closed renovation, it finally reopened recently. As the most prosperous city under the rule of the Joseon State at this era, Seoul not only served as the political center of the country, but also played the role of an economic and trade center. At least half of North Korea's powerful people live in Seoul and the surrounding area. After the war between Korea and the Qing Dynasty, a large number of high-class people in the northern region fled south to Seoul for refuge, which made this proportion rise again.

The direct impact of the influx of a large number of wealthy people into the city has brought about a significant inflationary effect, in addition to the impact on the prices of ordinary living materials, even fixed assets such as real estate are also rising. Some civilians simply sold their homes to wealthy outsiders at high prices, and moved out of Seoul to settle in places where the cost of living was lower.

For example, the house where Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun stayed, before the war, no one would be willing to buy it for 4,000 taels of silver, but if the current owner is willing to sell 10,000 taels of silver, the buyer is estimated to have to line up at the door. Of course, the owner of this house is neither short of real estate nor this little money, and the house is lent out purely to please the king and win the favor of the Haihan people, and he will not sell the house because of the current rise in prices.

However, the recent rush to buy real estate in Seoul is not all the northern magnates who have fled here, but also a considerable number of foreign businessmen. These people have relatively high requirements for the area, location, and living conditions of the property, but they are very generous, and as long as they fancy it, they will not care too much about the price, so they will quickly increase the housing prices in Seoul.

Among them, the merchants of Daming, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Haihan are the mainstays, especially the big merchants of Haihan who received the news in advance, almost all of them managed to purchase real estate in the city for the next purpose of opening a business inn.

In fact, before this, there were already goods from Haihan sold in the North Korean market, but most of them were resold by Ming merchants, and there were only some expensive high-end goods, which were difficult for ordinary people to afford. In the future, Haihan merchants will directly enter the Korean market to operate, and a large number of industrial products will gradually enter the daily life of the Korean people, and Seoul will also become one of the main distribution centers of Haihan goods in North Korea.

The Sungnyemun Gate in the south of Seoul is the closest gate to the Han River, because it is more convenient to transport goods and people from the Han River, and this nearby area has become a favorite place for foreign merchants to stay. A shop on the street in Chongli Gate was originally a cloth shop, but some time ago it was said to be a big merchant from Haihan, and after more than a month of closed renovation, it finally reopened recently. As the most prosperous city under the rule of the Joseon State at this era, Seoul not only served as the political center of the country, but also played the role of an economic and trade center. At least half of North Korea's powerful people live in Seoul and the surrounding area. After the war between Korea and the Qing Dynasty, a large number of high-class people in the northern region fled south to Seoul for refuge, which made this proportion rise again.

The direct impact of the influx of a large number of wealthy people into the city has brought about a significant inflationary effect, in addition to the impact on the prices of ordinary living materials, even fixed assets such as real estate are also rising. Some civilians simply sold their homes to wealthy outsiders at high prices, and moved out of Seoul to settle in places where the cost of living was lower.

For example, the house where Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun stayed, before the war, no one would be willing to buy it for 4,000 taels of silver, but if the current owner is willing to sell 10,000 taels of silver, the buyer is estimated to have to line up at the door. Of course, the owner of this house is neither short of real estate nor this little money, and the house is lent out purely to please the king and win the favor of the Haihan people, and he will not sell the house because of the current rise in prices.

However, the recent rush to buy real estate in Seoul is not all the northern magnates who have fled here, but also a considerable number of foreign businessmen. These people have relatively high requirements for the area, location, and living conditions of the property, but they are very generous, and as long as they fancy it, they will not care too much about the price, so they will quickly increase the housing prices in Seoul.

Among them, the merchants of Daming, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Haihan are the mainstays, especially the big merchants of Haihan who received the news in advance, almost all of them managed to purchase real estate in the city for the next purpose of opening a business inn.

In fact, before this, there were already goods from Haihan sold in the North Korean market, but most of them were resold by Ming merchants, and there were only some expensive high-end goods, which were difficult for ordinary people to afford. In the future, Haihan merchants will directly enter the Korean market to operate, and a large number of industrial products will gradually enter the daily life of the Korean people, and Seoul will also become one of the main distribution centers of Haihan goods in North Korea.

The Sungnyemun Gate in the south of Seoul is the closest gate to the Han River, because it is more convenient to transport goods and people from the Han River, and this nearby area has become a favorite place for foreign merchants to stay. A shop on the street in Chongli Gate was originally a cloth shop, but some time ago it was said to be a big merchant from Haihan, and after more than a month of closed renovation, it finally reopened recently. As the most prosperous city under the rule of the Joseon State at this era, Seoul not only served as the political center of the country, but also played the role of an economic and trade center. At least half of North Korea's powerful people live in Seoul and the surrounding area. After the war between Korea and the Qing Dynasty, a large number of high-class people in the northern region fled south to Seoul for refuge, which made this proportion rise again.

The direct impact of the influx of a large number of wealthy people into the city has brought about a significant inflationary effect, in addition to the impact on the prices of ordinary living materials, even fixed assets such as real estate are also rising. Some civilians simply sold their homes to wealthy outsiders at high prices, and moved out of Seoul to settle in places where the cost of living was lower.

For example, the house where Wang Tom and Qian Tiandun stayed, before the war, no one would be willing to buy it for 4,000 taels of silver, but if the current owner is willing to sell 10,000 taels of silver, the buyer is estimated to have to line up at the door. Of course, the owner of this house is neither short of real estate nor this little money, and the house is lent out purely to please the king and win the favor of the Haihan people, and he will not sell the house because of the current rise in prices.

However, the recent rush to buy real estate in Seoul is not all the northern magnates who have fled here, but also a considerable number of foreign businessmen. These people have relatively high requirements for the area, location, and living conditions of the property, but they are very generous, and as long as they fancy it, they will not care too much about the price, so they will quickly increase the housing prices in Seoul.

Among them, the merchants of Daming, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Haihan are the mainstays, especially the big merchants of Haihan who received the news in advance, almost all of them managed to purchase real estate in the city for the next purpose of opening a business inn.

In fact, before this, there were already goods from Haihan sold in the North Korean market, but most of them were resold by Ming merchants, and there were only some expensive high-end goods, which were difficult for ordinary people to afford. In the future, Haihan merchants will directly enter the Korean market to operate, and a large number of industrial products will gradually enter the daily life of the Korean people, and Seoul will also become one of the main distribution centers of Haihan goods in North Korea.

The Sungnyemun Gate in the south of Seoul is the closest gate to the Han River, because it is more convenient to transport goods and people from the Han River, and this nearby area has become a favorite place for foreign merchants to stay. A shop on the street in Chongli Gate was originally a cloth shop, but some time ago it was said to be a big merchant from Haihan, and after more than a month of closed renovation, it finally reopened recently.