real-estate-search

To look up Korean apartment transaction prices, provide a valid region name, legal district code, and YYYYMM date format. The Skill routes requests through a proxy-backed MOLIT API to fetch real trade or rent data for the specified period.

Yes, you can retrieve both trade (매매) and jeonse/monthly rent (전월세) data for officetels, villas, and single houses. The Skill routes requests to asset-type-specific endpoints and returns deposit and monthly-rent summary fields for rent scenarios.

Before querying real estate transaction data, you need a valid region name, its corresponding legal district code, and a target transaction month in YYYYMM format. The Skill uses these inputs to resolve region codes and enforce endpoint routing by asset and deal type.

The region-to-code conversion translates a human-readable region name into a legal district code required by the MOLIT proxy API. This code, combined with a YYYYMM date, enables time-scoped retrieval of real transaction price summaries including median, minimum, and maximum values.

For trade queries, the summary includes median, minimum, and maximum prices plus representative top transactions. For rent queries, the output adds deposit and monthly-rent summary fields alongside the standard price range data returned by the proxy API.

When the MOLIT proxy API returns an error during a rent lookup, the Skill handles the proxy error states directly. It requires valid region names, legal district codes, and YYYYMM dates to avoid endpoint routing failures and ensure successful data retrieval.