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Korea’s policies regarding state-owned property management has undergone numerous changes throughout the years. However, despite these efforts, there still are criticisms of state-owned property management in that it has not been efficiently and economically managed and administered, and that it has not met expectations of reasonable use for public purposes of the state and enhancement of the public’s welfare. Recently, there has been growing interest in the utilization and increasing revenue of state-owned property following serious changes in both domestic and international economic conditions. Thus, a new shift into a different management of state-owned property is being attempted. In this context, this study centers on the State-owned Property Special Treatment Restriction Law (implemented April 1st 2011), and attempts to investigate the efficient management and utilization of state-owned property that can relieve the problems related to abandoned administrative property management and free use and transfer while also actively and aggressively respond to new changes in conditions.