Korean Asset Acquisition: 'Cheongyak Moa' Relaunches, Centralizing Subscription Information

Evolution into a Housing Stability Platform for Real Demanders: Complete Overhaul of Cheongyak Moa Korea Asset Purchase has opened a new horizon for housing stability services by completely reorganizing its subscription information platform, 'Cheongyak Moa,' into a 'discovery-type platform' centered on real demanders. This renewal integrates scattered subscription information into one place, designed to help users systematically prepare for subscriptions. The newly revamped Cheongyak Moa integrates public and private data from major real estate platforms, including 'Cheongyak Home,' to provide essential information such as sales schedules, subscription conditions, and special supply status. Users can now compare key information like complex size, constructor, sales price, and move-in date at a glance, enabling rational decision-making. In particular, it adopted a discovery-oriented structure beyond simple information listing, centered on the 'Complex-specific Comprehensive Information Page.' This page provides detailed information not only on the complex's location, size, and constructor but also on nearby transportation, school districts, and living infrastructure. All schedules from the recruitment announcement date to the estimated move-in date are presented in a timeline format, maximizing user convenience. Innovative functions to enhance information accessibility have also been introduced. A new 'AI Summary' feature has been added to concisely summarize complex subscription information and surrounding environmental data, and shortcut menus to major institutional sites like 'Cheongyak Home' have been reorganized, further strengthening user convenience. Of particular note is the strengthened linkage with 'Hedge Haeji,' a real estate protection agreement service based on housing put options operated by Korea Asset Purchase. Through this, users can check complex information on Cheongyak Moa and then, via 'Hedge Haeji,' reduce the uncertainty of price fluctuations that may occur after sale, and receive support for making more stable housing decisions. Meanwhile, Korea Asset Purchase has been recognized for its technological prowess and public utility, with its 'AI PRISM' technology selected as a national 'certified technology' in 2025. It is also contributing to the stabilization of the housing market through cooperation with government agencies such as the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. This overhaul of Cheongyak Moa reflects Korea Asset Purchase's strong commitment to resolving information asymmetry in the subscription market by strengthening information accessibility for real demanders and expanding the foundation of the housing stability ecosystem connected by 'AI PRISM' technology and 'Hedge Haeji.' It is expected to provide users with an optimized subscription experience based on accurate and reliable data, contributing to increased transparency and stability in the housing market.