Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
“Surviving in Seoul” turns public cost data into a neighborhood guide
서울에서 살아남기 (“Surviving in Seoul”) is a Seoul-focused interface for comparing public-data listings, fuel, parking, housing transactions, and housing notices.
- For
- Seoul residents comparing everyday costs and housing options
- Worth noticing
- It warns that registered business prices may be outdated and that housing transactions are not available listings.
Field notes
The shop section says it currently draws Seoul listings from Ministry of the Interior and Safety registered-price-shop data, excluding businesses outside that public register. Housing controls distinguish deposits, monthly rent, area, floor, and contract dates; the page notes that standalone and multi-family homes use gross floor area while other types use exclusive area. Its caveats say registered prices and transaction records do not establish current business status, current prices, or available homes.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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