BLACKPINK's Jennie purchased a building in Seoul for 20 billion won, completing the ownership transfer in December 2022.
February/11/2026 13:28
BLACKPINK's Jennie has become the owner of a building worth 20 billion won (approximately 2.1 billion yen) located in Yongsan District, Seoul. Today (11th), a Korean media outlet reported that Jennie purchased the building in Dongbinggo-dong, Yongsan District in May last year for 20 billion won and completed the ownership transfer in December of the same year. According to this, since there are no additional mortgages set on the registration certificate, it is presumed to have been purchased entirely in cash. The building is located in the northern area of Dongbinggo-dong, where embassy residences are densely located. The site area is 595 square meters, with a scale of one basement floor and two above-ground floors, and the price per pyeong is about 111 million won (approximately 11.61 million yen). In particular, it is expected that full-scale development will progress in the vicinity, along with the redevelopment of Hannam New Town and Yongsan Park. Redevelopment is already underway in the southern area of Hannam 5, and it is located among the three major US military return sites, along with the site of the UN Command, which is being developed into a luxury residential complex, and the site of a camp that is under development planning. Last year, Jennie moved her office of her one-person planning company 'Odd Atelier (OA)' to a newly built building in Hannam-dong, attracting attention. In 2023, she purchased a luxury villa in UN Village for 5 billion won (approximately 527.75 million yen) in cash.
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