South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) is overhauling its residential real estate project-financing (PF) oversight to accelerate housing supply in the Seoul metropolitan area. At an executive meeting on September 1, FSS Governor Lee Chan-jin designated 325 residential project sites in regulated metropolitan zones that are scheduled for supply by 2027 as priority management targets. The FSS will assign dedicated personnel to each site and shift from a single-department model to a collaborative framework involving relevant inspection bureaus. The initiative follows the government's August 13 housing-supply measures and is intended to support a soft landing for the real estate PF market while bringing homes to market faster. The regulator will coordinate with financial institutions, policy guarantee agencies, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH), and other relevant bodies to address financing and project-specific obstacles.