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Homes in Haeundae, Busan

Home prices · 5 homes

$35,040— $10,620,000

Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15

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Jwa-dong (near Jangsan Station)

Older studio in an office-residential building

$35,040Local price · ₩33M

268 sq ft (25 m²)Studio1 bath

A 268 sq ft studio in a nine-story office-residential building from 2006. Studios this size sold in the ₩50 million range in 2024, but in May 2026 one changed hands for ₩33 million.

One elevator
66 parking spaces (64 of them mechanical)
63 units on nine floors, plus two basement levels

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Jwa-dong (Haeundae Green Foret)

1990s two-bedroom off an open-air corridor

$223,000Local price · ₩210M

538 sq ft (50 m²)2 bed1 bath

A 540 sq ft unit in a 928-unit complex built in 1997 in Haeundae's new town. Front doors line a long open-air corridor, and inside are two bedrooms and one bathroom. Sales in 2026 ranged from ₩190 million to ₩227 million depending on the floor, and a 21st-floor unit sold for ₩205 million in October.

Elevator
Surface and underground parking (0.59 spaces per unit)
Daycare and playground in the complex
District heating

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Jung-dong (Raemian Haeundae)

Fairly new apartment in Korea's standard family size (900 sq ft)

$876,100Local price · ₩825M

915 sq ft (85 m²)3 bed2 bath

A standard-size three-bedroom in a 745-unit complex that opened in 2014. Sales in 2026 ran from ₩750 million to ₩870 million depending on the floor, and there is no subway station within a 10-minute walk.

Underground parking (1.31 spaces per unit)
Landscaped walking paths
Convenience store and cafe in the complex

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Marine City, U-dong (Haeundae Doosan We've the Zenith)

Large apartment in a Marine City skyscraper

$3,027,000Local price · ₩2.85B

1,569 sq ft (146 m²)3 bed2 bath

A unit of 2,300 sq ft gross (1,570 sq ft of living space) in a complex of towers up to 80 stories high that opened in 2011. It has three bedrooms, and the living room and kitchen run in one long line along curved windows. Sales in 2026 ranged from ₩2 billion to ₩2.9 billion depending on floor and view, and a 59th-floor unit sold for ₩2.85 billion in May.

Ocean views from the upper floors
Underground parking, more than two spaces per unit
Gym and indoor golf range
Security staff in the lobby
Shopping arcade in the complex (Zenith Square)

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Jung-dong (LCT The Sharp Penthouse)

Beachfront skyscraper penthouse

$10,620,000Local price · ₩10B

2,633 sq ft (245 m²)4 bed3 bath

One of only two penthouses on the 84th floor, the highest residential floor of a beachfront tower completed in 2019. It measures 3,450 sq ft gross (2,630 sq ft of living space), with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens and two terraces. It sold for ₩6.846 billion when it was first offered in 2015 and has not changed hands since, so this price is an estimate based on the government's assessed value and recent sales in the complex.