The objective of this study is to empirically analyze the long term equal relation between the house price and the house construction cost, using the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM). The empirical results are as follows. First, between the house price, house construction cost, industrial production and variable of interest rate there was proved one co-integration in the 5% significance level, therefore it has been found that a long term equal relation was established between these variables. Second, the estimated coefficient of the long term equal relation formula was verified to accord with the theoretical sign, and the long term elasticity values of the house price for the house construction cost, industrial production and interest rate fluctuation, were 0.862, 0.365, -3.948 each. Third, the coefficient of the error correction was –0.111 for the house sale price, which was larger than the coefficients of house construction cost, industrial production and interest rate. It was shown that, the short term unbalance was resolved remarkably faster through the adjustment of the house price itself, than through the adjustment of the house construction cost, industrial production and interest rate when the long term equal relation was broken due to occurrence of gap in this relation. It was verified that the stability of the land value, which is the importance factor of the house construction price was a very important element for the stabilization of the house price.