Incheon City O'Ciel Complex 9, Ocean Park View to Open Model Home on the 27th... 1,949 Units for Sale

[Financial News, Incheon = Reporter Han Gap-su] City O'Ciel Complex 9, Ocean Park View, developed by DCR and built by IPARK Hyundai Development, Hyundai Engineering and Construction, and POSCO E&C, will open its model home on the 27th and begin full-scale sales.
According to DCR on the 26th, the complex will be built on Joint 3BL of the Yonghyeon-Hakik 1 Block urban development project in Incheon. It will consist of nine buildings from two basement levels to 49 floors above ground, with exclusive areas ranging from 59 to 136 square meters and a total of 1,949 units. All units will be offered as general sales, and the project is expected to carry added symbolic value as the largest and tallest complex within City O'Ciel.
The unit mix by size includes 189 units of 59 square meters, 137 units of 75 square meters, 984 units of 84 square meters A, 366 units of 84 square meters B, 80 units of 95 square meters, 45 units of 101 square meters A, 97 units of 101 square meters B, 49 units of 110 square meters, and one penthouse each for 133 square meters P and 136 square meters P.
City O'Ciel Complex 9, Ocean Park View offers a strong location and promising future value. A large Grand Park covering about 100,000 pyeong will be created right in front of the complex, and some units will enjoy open park views as well as views of the West Sea. In terms of education, Yonghyeon Hakik Middle School and Yonghyeon Hakik 2 Elementary School nearby are scheduled to open in March 2029, and a site for a high school has also been planned.
Transportation access is another strength. It is easy to enter the Second Gyeongin Expressway via nearby Neunghae IC, and Aam-daero and National Route 6 are also convenient to use. On public transit, Hagik Station on the Suin–Bundang Line is scheduled to open in 2028, while Incheon-bound KTX at Songdo Station is set to begin service by the end of this year. In addition, the new GTX-B Cheonghak Station has been confirmed, which is expected to significantly improve access to Seoul and the greater metropolitan area.
Nearby lifestyle amenities include Star O'Ciel, a large commercial, cultural, and office complex, as well as rich cultural and retail infrastructure such as Incheon Museum Park and Link O'Ciel.
Inside the complex, a range of community facilities will be built to improve residents' quality of life. These include fitness facilities, a GX room, a multipurpose gym, an indoor golf practice range, and a sauna, along with an open library, kids' lounge, private study room, and daycare center.
The subscription schedule begins with special allocations on Aug. 31, followed by first-priority applications on Sept. 1 and second-priority applications on Sept. 2. Winners will be announced on Sept. 8, and the contract signing period will run from Sept. 20 to 22.
First-priority applicants for the general sale must be at least 19 years old as of the date of the housing announcement, including minors who are heads of household, and must reside in Incheon or the Seoul metropolitan area. They must also have been subscribed to a housing savings account for at least 12 months and meet the required deposit conditions by region and unit size.
A sales official said, "With its complete location offering a large park, education, transportation, and commercial and cultural infrastructure, along with the symbolic value of being the largest complex within City O'Ciel, strong interest from buyers is expected."
The model home is located at 7, Aam-daero 287beon-gil, Michuhol-gu, Incheon, and evening viewing hours will also be offered for two days on the opening day, the 27th, and on the 28th to make visits more convenient.
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