South Korean financial authorities are considering expanding public guarantees for project financing (PF) to stimulate housing supply. This move aims to address concerns about speculative demand and instead focus on bolstering the availability of funds for developers. The plan involves increasing government-backed guarantees for PF loans, easing access to capital for construction projects. Officials hope this will encourage more housing development and alleviate supply shortages. The initiative signals a shift in policy, prioritizing supply-side measures over curbing demand. Further details regarding the scope and implementation of the expanded guarantees are expected to be announced soon, with the goal of stabilizing the housing market and increasing affordability.