Jeil Construction's Large Complex with Stable Demand 'Jeil Punggyeongchae Geomdan 2nd Phase In-Complex Commercial Space' Scheduled for Bidding in Early September

[Perspective View of 'Jeil Punggyeongchae Geomdan 2nd Phase Complex In-house Commercial Space' with Fixed Demand in a Large Complex of 1,734 Households]

Investors continue to show interest in commercial spaces within large complexes housing over 1,000 households.

This is because stable profits can be expected based on the abundant fixed demand from residents. Additionally, areas where the number of commercial spaces is relatively low compared to fixed demand are gaining even more popularity due to their scarcity.

Commercial spaces developed within large complexes have the advantage of quickly revitalizing the commercial district as they can exclusively enjoy the demand from the complex’s residents. Since residents consistently use these spaces, sales remain stable despite external factors, making them highly preferred by tenants.

Moreover, when located in prime areas within the region, these commercial spaces can also attract demand from nearby complexes, as well as foot traffic from schools, parks, and other surrounding facilities, maximizing utilization rates.

In fact, recently constructed commercial spaces within complexes are supplied in limited units tailored to demand, resulting in less competition among shops while maintaining abundant customers. This reduces vacancy concerns and enhances scarcity, thereby improving investment stability.

Thanks to these advantages, commercial spaces within large complexes of over 1,000 households continue to sell out rapidly in the market. For example, in March this year, all commercial units within the ‘Jeil Punggyeongchae Geomdan 1st Phase (1,425 households)’ complex in Geomdan New Town, Seo-gu, Incheon, were contracted on the day of the sale. Similarly, in July, the commercial spaces within ‘Gwangyang Dongmun The East (1,114 households)’ in Gwangyang, Jeollanam-do, were also sold out on the first day of bidding.

A real estate official stated, “Commercial spaces within large apartment complexes of over 1,000 households can be operated stably based on solid resident demand, and due to the large scale of the complex, they can also develop into landmark commercial districts, making them popular among investors. Especially for investors aiming for additional value appreciation, it is a good strategy to look for places that supply fewer units relative to the number of households, thereby ensuring scarcity.”

Meanwhile, ‘Jeil Punggyeongchae Geomdan 2nd Phase’ commercial spaces, introduced by Jeil Construction Co., Ltd. (hereafter Jeil Construction), are also attracting investor attention. Located in Geomdan New Town, Seo-gu, Incheon, bidding is scheduled for early September.

In particular, the commercial spaces constructed by Jeil Construction will exclusively enjoy fixed demand from 1,734 households residing in the complex and also accommodate demand from approximately 6,600 nearby households (planned). Additionally, adjacent land will host kindergartens, elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as a university nearby, with a park (planned) close by, anticipating diverse demand. Furthermore, the proportion of commercial facilities relative to the number of households is low, increasing scarcity.

The commercial spaces constructed by Jeil Construction also have excellent connectivity with surrounding developments. Near the project site is the planned new station (Station 102) on the extension of Incheon Line 1 (scheduled for 2024), which will absorb demand from station users. Moreover, a commercial district (planned) will be developed around the station, and a waterfront commercial specialty street called ‘Canal Complex (planned)’ is also planned nearby, forming a large-scale commercial area expected to share visitor demand.

Additionally, the commercial spaces will be built as street-type shops extending along a main road with corner-type designs applied, offering excellent accessibility and visibility, naturally attracting foot traffic visiting the area.

Jeil Construction’s strong brand power also stands out. It has won the Prime Minister’s Award for livable apartments three times, ranked first in landscaping performance in the 2017 Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport construction capability evaluation, and received an AAA rating in the 2021 credit evaluation by the Housing & Urban Guarantee Corporation (HUG), demonstrating excellence in various fields.

Following the successive success of Jeil Punggyeongchae 1st, 2nd, and 3rd phases in Geomdan New Town, Jeil Construction has built solid brand recognition among consumers by successfully supplying apartments across the metropolitan area.

This commercial space sale by Jeil Construction will be conducted through a public competitive bidding process, and anyone aged 19 or older residing in Korea (including corporations) can participate regardless of their residential area or subscription savings account status.

Bidding will take place at the model house. The expected move-in date is April 2025.

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