Meaning of "Panic buying"
This refers to panic buying, where people rush to purchase property—even taking on excessive debt—driven by the fear and anxiety that “if I don’t buy now, I’ll be left behind,” especially when housing prices rise or market volatility increases.
"With concerns that jeonse prices are fluctuating, more people are overextending their loan limits due to panic buying."
Related slang words
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