Lee Joon-gi has lived in luxury Konkuk University-area apartment for 14 years, with 1.5 billion won in paper gains

Actor Lee Joon-gi is reported to have been living in a luxury residential complex in Jayang-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul for 14 years, achieving an estimated real estate market price gain of approximately 1.5 billion won.

According to the YouTube channel 'Wonder Planet' on the 25th, the apartment where Lee Joon-gi resides is a mixed-use residential complex called 'The Sharp Star City,' located near Konkuk University Station on Subway Lines 2 and 7.

Completed in 2007, The Sharp Star City consists of up to 58 floors, four buildings, and 1,177 units. It is considered a representative luxury residential complex in Gwangjin-gu, offering easy access to large commercial facilities such as Lotte Department Store and E-Mart, with some units providing views of the Han River.

Lee is known to own an apartment with a floor area of 207 square meters (62 pyeong) in this complex. The unit consists of four bedrooms and two bathrooms, and he is reported to be living there with his younger brother.

The 'Wonder Planet' team noted that Lee Joon-gi has remained in the same home for a long period, even though many celebrities have passed through the complex.

Lee purchased the apartment in 2013. The purchase price at the time was approximately 1.1 billion won, while the current market value is estimated at approximately 2.64 billion won. A simple calculation based on the purchase price indicates a gain of approximately 1.54 billion won. However, this amount does not take into account taxes and acquisition or holding costs.

In the same year, Lee also secured a home for his parents. He is known to have purchased an apartment with a floor area of 378 square meters in 'Cheongna Purgeio' in Incheon Cheongna International City for 1.73 billion won. The unit was introduced as having the largest floor area and being located on the highest floor in that complex.

Lee entered the entertainment industry as an advertising model in 2001 and began to gain significant recognition by taking on the role of Gong Gil in the 2005 film 'The King and the Clown.' Since then, he has appeared in various works such as the dramas 'My Girl,' 'Time Between Dog and Wolf,' 'Iljimae,' 'Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo,' and 'Flower of Evil.'

Recently, he is meeting viewers through the drama 'Kidnap Game.' 'Kidnap Game' is a suspense thriller depicting an unprecedented kidnapping incident that occurred simultaneously in seven Asian cities: Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, Bangkok, Manila, and Naha.