New Concept Mixed-Use Space Combining Commerce, Business, and Culture: Jeju Dream Tower Complex Resort Residence Phase 2 Sale

- Growing Demand for Workations with Remote Work at Travel Destinations
- Jeju Dream Tower Complex Resort Featuring Hotels, Residences, Casinos, and Specialty Shopping Malls

As the desire for work and life balance (Work and Life Balance) grows among office workers, spaces that help balance work and life are gaining attention.

Proximity to the workplace has become the most basic requirement, and a one-stop infrastructure within the complex that allows for all leisure activities such as hobbies, cultural life, and education has become a necessity rather than an option.

A real estate expert stated, "Recently, the popularity of complex complexes where everything such as hotels, residences, convenience facilities, cultural spaces, business, and shopping can be resolved in one place is soaring to the highest level."

Meanwhile, Nokji Group is currently conducting the second phase sale (130 units) of the residences at the 'Jeju Dream Tower Complex Resort,' a complex space where shopping, business, and cultural life are all possible in Jeju Island.

The 'Jeju Dream Tower Complex Resort' is about twice as tall as the existing tallest building in Jeju, the Lotte City Hotel (89m), with a height of 169m, and its total floor area (303,737㎡) is a mammoth scale 1.8 times larger than the 63 Building in Yeouido.

Located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, this resort consists of two buildings from basement level 6 to ground level 38, with a total of 1,600 units including hotels and residences, with exclusive areas ranging from 65 to 260㎡. Currently, one building (Grand Hyatt Jeju Hotel, 750 units) has been in operation since December last year. The current sale volume is the second phase of 130 units out of 850 residence units in one building, divided into two types: Standard Suite and Premier Suite.

The resort plans to expand the range of choices for customers by securing various views for each type. Some types offer views of the Jeju sea, while others provide panoramic views of Hallasan Mountain and the city center.

Various community facilities are also being established. On the top floor, the 38th floor, various food and beverage facilities are provided with unobstructed views of Jeju. On the 2nd floor, there is a casino exclusively for foreigners, and on the 4th floor, a professional shopping mall, enhancing its stature as a complex resort.

Additionally, various convenience facilities such as an infinity pool, club lounge, fitness center, and premium spa have been created.

It is also characterized by differentiated hotel services to provide comfort and convenience. Various care services such as 24-hour concierge service, housekeeping, room service, and doorman are provided.

Convenient transportation is another advantage. Domestic and international travel is easy through Jeju International Airport located about 3 km away and Jeju International Passenger Terminal about 7 km away. In particular, the use of the wide-area transportation network such as Iljuseo-ro, 1100-ro, Noyeon-ro, and Yeonbuk-ro is also convenient.

The 'Jeju Dream Tower Complex Resort' is a residence hotel, not a house, so it is not included in the number of houses, and resale is free. In addition, non-stay members are guaranteed a 6% return on the sale price for 20 years, or stay priority members are provided with a 5% guaranteed return and a stay voucher allowing 24 nights of use.

The 'Jeju Dream Tower Complex Resort' does not operate a separate promotional center, and it will be possible to tour through rooms within the currently operating Grand Hyatt Jeju Hotel.

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