Singer KCM has 6 empty houses on Jeju Island" he said.
MBC 'Save Me!, which aired on the 17th! In Holmes', singer KCM and comedian Kim Won-hoon went to the vacant house in the Seoul metropolitan area with Park Na-rae.
On this day, Park Na-rae gave Kim Won-hoon, who appeared in new clothes and new shoes, a fiancé, saying, `What if I wear new clothes when I go to work today?' KCM is also "If you dress like this and go to see the house, you will buy it for 5 million won and 7 million won." You can tell if it's wholesale or retail. It's a retailer look just by looking at it."
Park Na-rae said "The reason why you point out your clothes like this is that the house you see today is not just a house. It's an empty house, and Kim Won-hoon said "Why are you looking at an empty house?" In response, Park Na-rae said "It's not an empty house, it's an endless house. It's a pearl in the soil, an undigged diamond, and it's a house that will hold my life."
Park Na-rae then said "When it comes to empty houses, I often think of small local cities, but there are more than 6,000 empty houses left in Seoul alone, and about 20,000 in the Seoul metropolitan area alone."
Accordingly, KCM owns several vacant houses on Jeju Island. About 6 dongs", he confided "I don't have money yet to be an interior." Then, Park Na-rae said "If you do it half-self, you can do it for about 30 million won if you do it well." Kim Dae-ho also decorated himself at a reasonable price. Let's say it's so pretty and so clean, and Kim Dae-ho said it cost about 50 million won for half-empty house and self-interiors.
Park Na-rae asked Kim Won-hoon "Where do you live now?" and Kim Won-hoon's face was full of smiles. Kim Won-hoon has been living in Incheon and moved to Seoul for the first time"It's a view of the Han River." I wanted to tell you," he said with a smile. He then said "I can't see the Han River view well. He said, "You can barely see it from a full view." However, when the Han River View House, which is closer than expected, was unveiled, he was impressed.
