Who this helps
- People comparing Korean floor areas
- People converting area figures from overseas listings
Measurement Utility
Convert square meters and Korean pyeong, compare local square-foot presets, and estimate private and gross floor area for real-estate listings.
Enter square meters or pyeong to see the result, square feet, and a plain-space reference.
Square-foot presets
Pyeong presets
Estimate private-use and gross listed area with a selected ratio.
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Convert m² and Korean pyeong, view a local area equivalent and estimate exclusive or supply area using your own ratio. Compare like-for-like area definitions before comparing properties.
Check whether the source number is exclusive, supply or another area measure.
Enter m² or pyeong; the other value updates automatically.
Use the separate ratio calculator only with a ratio appropriate to your example.
Copy the result or revisit a recent conversion; keep the original measurement for precise work.
This changes the unit only; it does not turn exclusive area into supply area.
70% is an example setting, not a universal building ratio.
The calculator uses 1 pyeong = 3.305785 m² and 1 sq ft = 0.09290304 m². Exclusive area = supply area × ratio/100; supply area = exclusive area ÷ (ratio/100). Display values are rounded to two decimal places.
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Check percentages and changes in values.
84 m² is about 25.41 pyeong. A larger listing figure may refer to a different area definition, so check the source labels.
No. Enter the ratio for the area figures you are comparing. The worked example uses 70% explicitly.
English shows square feet, Japanese shows tatami using 1.62 m² per unit, and Chinese shows mu using 666.6667 m² per unit. These are comparison conventions.