Abstract
Korea enacted the Foreign Exchange Management Act on December 31, 1961 for the purpose of balancing the balance of balance of payments, stabilization of currency value and efficient management of foreign currency funds. Therefore, the changes in real estate direct investment performance and related foreign exchange policy changes were examined using foreign real estate investment data from 1986 to 2016. The correlation between foreign direct investment and major macroeconomic variables (GDP, Kospi, exchange rate, domestic interest rate, etc.) Significance was reviewed through relationship analysis. As a result of the study, the government's univariate policy enforcement on foreign real estate direct investment has been evaluated to have a very positive effect on maintaining the balance of the balance of payments and stabilizing the economy. While the burden ratio had a significant effect on the company’s net direct investment in foreign real estate, the real estate market share and KOSPI index did not have a significant effect on the company’s net direct investment in overseas real estate.
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