Stray Kids' I.N purchased a luxury apartment in Seoul for 8.9 billion won, paying in cash, completing the transfer in April.
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I.N of Stray Kids purchased a Hyundai apartment in Apgujeong with cash. Today (29th), according to a Korean media outlet, I.N bought a unit with a dedicated area of 161 square meters in the Hyundai apartment in Apgujeong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul for 8.9 billion won (about 890 million yen) in January this year. He paid the remaining balance in April and completed the transfer of ownership. It is presumed that he purchased it entirely in cash, as there are no additional mortgages recorded in the registration certificate. Another member of Stray Kids, Changbin, also purchased a property in the same apartment with a dedicated area of 198 square meters for 9.4 billion won (about 940 million yen) in cash under his name last February. The Apgujeong Hyundai apartment consists of 13 buildings and 960 households, built in 1976, and is part of three redevelopment areas in Apgujeong. It is planned to be redeveloped into a scale of 5,175 households, with 7 underground floors and a maximum of 65 floors above ground. Stray Kids will perform as headliners at 'The Governors Ball Music Festival' in New York on June 6 and 'Rock in Rio' in Brazil on September 11, and a new festival called 'STRAYCITY' led by Stray Kids will be held in Latin America in September.
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