124 homes to be supplied in Mangu-dong, Jungnang-gu

[Financial News] Seoul will supply 124 multifamily housing units on the site of the former intercity bus terminal in Mangu-dong, Jungnang-gu. The Seonsa Hyundai Apartments in Gangdong District will add 268 units through remodeling. The Seoul Metropolitan Government said on the 11th that four proposals passed review at its 20th Building Committee meeting on the 10th: designation of candidate sites for the Fast-Track Integrated Planning program as areas subject to building permit restrictions; the Mangu-dong 360-1 Win-Win Housing construction project; the Seonsa Hyundai Apartments remodeling project; and the Gasan-dong G-Valley Special Planning Zone 5 development project.
Following this review, the former intercity bus terminal site at 360-1 Mangu-dong, Jungnang-gu, will be transformed into a residential complex with 124 housing units.
Win-Win Housing is a program that provides long-term jeonse homes and other housing on privately owned sites that are underused. Of the 124 housing units planned for Mangu-dong, 24 will be provided as long-term jeonse homes, including Mirinae House, a public housing program for newlyweds.
The project is targeted for completion in 2030. It will repurpose the existing site for housing, with plans for two buildings rising from three basement levels to 25 aboveground floors.
Remodeling the Seonsa Hyundai Apartments in Amsa-dong, Gangdong District, will increase the number of units by 268, from 2,938 to 3,206. All units are slated for sale to the general public. Completed in 2000, the complex will be redeveloped to a maximum of 35 floors, with vertical and horizontal extensions while retaining the existing buildings’ structural frames. Plans include a youth reading room, a children’s library and a senior life center.
A large site within Gasan Digital Complex will be developed into a mixed-use facility combining offices, officetels, convenience facilities and green space. The complex will comprise four buildings, rising from five basement levels to 24 aboveground floors, on a 15,021-square-meter site around 319-7 Gasan-dong, Geumcheon District.
About 22.8% of the site will be developed as public open space for residents, with a plaza, greenery and areas for relaxation. The plans are intended to make these spaces available to local residents and G-Valley workers as well.
The three officetel buildings will include compact housing for G-Valley workers, as well as units with exclusive-use areas of 42 and 59 square meters designed with newlyweds and two-person households in mind. Myeong No-jun, head of the Seoul Metropolitan Government’s Housing Office, said, “I will actively support follow-up procedures so that housing supply and the creation of living spaces needed by the region can proceed smoothly.”

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