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Theater restaurant Central Yunit offers Shakespeare's 'Lear'-inspired menu - Vimarsana News

Theater restaurant Central Yunit offers Shakespeare's 'Lear'-inspired menu

Central Yunit, a farm-to-table restaurant located inside the National Theater of Korea, at the base of Mount Nam in Seoul, unveiled an innovative culinary experience that transports diners into the world of Shakespeare's 'King Lear.'

Korea saw 9-year high in real estate auctions due to loan default last year, up 61% from 2022 - Vimarsana News

Korea saw 9-year high in real estate auctions due to loan default last year, up 61% from 2022

Records showed over 100,000 requests for initiation of voluntary auction in 2023, likely attributable to high interest rates and a slump in the market

Source: hani.co.kr
Korea saw 9-year high in real estate auctions due to loan default last year, up 61% from 2022 - Vimarsana News

Korea saw 9-year high in real estate auctions due to loan default last year, up 61% from 2022

Records showed over 100,000 requests for initiation of voluntary auction in 2023, likely attributable to high interest rates and a slump in the market

Source: hani.co.kr
Korea saw 9-year high in real estate auctions due to loan default last year, up 61% from 2022 - Vimarsana News

Korea saw 9-year high in real estate auctions due to loan default last year, up 61% from 2022

Records showed over 100,000 requests for initiation of voluntary auction in 2023, likely attributable to high interest rates and a slump in the market

Source: hani.co.kr
Chinese property ownership in Korea more than triples in 7 years - Vimarsana News

Chinese property ownership in Korea more than triples in 7 years

The amount of land owned by Chinese nationals in Korea has more than tripled in number since 2016 - the latest in a series of statistics on Chinese nationals' buying spree of property and growing concerns over housing price hikes.