In some countries, owning a home rather than renting one is very important for people. Why might this be the case? Do you think this is a positive or negative situation?

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As a result
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of the increase in population, many people need a
house
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or an
apartment
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to live in. Especially in Korea, Most Korean think owning a home is an important goal in their life rather than renting. In my opinion,
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phenomenon is a positive thing. In Korea, there is a specific way to
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a
house
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. Normally they pay huge amount of money as a deposit to the owner of the
house
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, and they make a 2 years contract.
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, they can live for 2 years without a monthly
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rent
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fee. In
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case, the fact that they don’t need to worry about the
rent
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fee every month is pretty good news.
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, the thing is, they have to choose whether to extend the contract or move to another
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after 2 years. Mostly, the owners of the
house
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or the
apartment
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want to increase the deposit, so if you don’t have enough money, there is no way to extend the contract even if you have loved that
place
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. Because of
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situation, the price of the
house
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or the
apartment
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gets expensive every year, and a lot more people would not be able to buy their own
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.
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, If the price of the
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is getting higher than now, only rich people can buy the
apartment
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and it could bring a phenomenon in which housing prices are becoming more and more expensive In conclusion, if many people buy their
place
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, the people who want to
rent
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their
place
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would be decreased and
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can bring the decrease of
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deposit.
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should help the people who just started to work or the people who have to move to another city.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • ownership
  • renting
  • importance
  • sense of security
  • stability
  • financial investment
  • asset
  • customize
  • decorate
  • belonging
  • community
  • potential
  • future generations
  • long-term
  • cost advantage
  • control
  • living space
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