According to Korea Times on 25/2, the recently sold home, spanning approximately 233 square meters, is located within the prestigious Hanna The Hill complex in Seoul, South Korea. Based on real estate industry sources and records from the Supreme Court of Korea, she sold the apartment in 11/2025, realizing a profit of about 8.54 billion won (approximately 6.4 million USD) after purchasing it for 4.23 billion won in cash in 2018.

Actress Kim Tae Hee, currently 45 years old, at an event in 8/2025. Photo: Xportsnews.

The buyer's identity is reportedly Koo Ja-kwan, CEO of Samkoo I&C. The news outlet stated that Hanna The Hill is among South Korea's most luxurious residential areas, built on the former grounds of Dankook University and completed in 2011. Comprising 32 buildings and approximately 600 apartments, it is home to many artists and members of the elite, including BTS members RM and Jin, actor So Ji Sub, and LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo.

Kim Tae Hee's recent transaction, according to Korea Times, has fueled speculation about celebrity real estate investments in the domestic luxury housing market. News1 revealed that she and her husband, actor Bi Rain, are earning substantial profits from this sector, ranking among the wealthiest in Korean showbiz.

In 11/2024, South Korean media reported that the celebrity couple owns a building valued at over 140 billion won, which they lease to both domestic and international brands. They reportedly collect millions of won in monthly rental income. In 2021, Rain profited 32.7 billion won from selling an office building in Cheongdam-dong. That same year, Tae Hee gained a 7.1 billion won profit from a real estate sale. The couple also owns property in the United States.

Born in 1980, Kim Tae Hee is a prominent beauty in the Korean entertainment industry. She gained fame through dramas such as "Stairway to Heaven", "Love Story in Harvard", and "Iris". In 2017, she and Bi Rain held a private wedding and now have two daughters. Following their marriage, Kim Tae Hee reduced her workload to focus on raising their children, while Rain remained active in music and television shows. In 2025, she garnered attention for her role in the television series "Butterfly", produced by an American company, which premiered last August.

By Phuong Thao (according to Korea Times)