‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ Complex with Specialized Designs Capturing Sophisticated Buyers' Attention

- Evolution of Housing Trends... Construction Companies Present Various Specialized Designs for More Demanding Consumers
- Landmark Exterior Design, Dual Scape, and Other Specialized Designs Highlighted in ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’

As housing trends evolve and buyers' expectations rise, attention is focusing on pre-sale complexes featuring specialized designs that enhance quality of life.

In response, many construction companies are introducing various specialized designs. For example, they showcase distinctive exterior designs or provide service areas inside to create terrace spaces. Some increase the ceiling height of living rooms beyond legal standards to maximize openness, while others create alpha spaces to improve spatial efficiency. Additionally, landscaping facilities such as central plazas are installed within complexes to offer comfortable leisure environments.

These elements positively impact by satisfying the diverse needs of increasingly discerning buyers, broadening their choices, and enhancing satisfaction after moving in. From the builders' perspective, this stimulates consumers' purchasing desires, leading to successful sales, while consumers can select residential areas with high marketability.

In fact, complexes with specialized designs have performed well in the subscription market. According to the Korea Real Estate Board's Subscription Home, the ‘Gyeongsan 1st I-Park’ in Gyeongsangbuk-do, launched in June last year, recorded a maximum subscription competition rate of 51 to 1 and closed all units in the first priority. The complex received high acclaim at the time of sale for its specialized facade design that formed a new urban image.

Also, the ‘Hwaseong Park Dream Gususang Park’ supplied in Eumnae-dong, Buk-gu, Daegu in August this year received a total of 1,510 applications over two days of subscription, marking the highest subscription performance in Daegu this year, closing within ranking with a maximum competition rate of 4.67 to 1. The complex attracted buyers’ attention by creating differentiated themed parks such as Evergreen Park and Vital Garden within the complex.

As such, specialized design complexes continue to succeed in popularity, drawing attention to newly launched specialized design complexes.

Large-scale brand town ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ maximizing residential satisfaction with landmark exterior design

HDC Hyundai Development Company is introducing ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ in the Amlang district of Gyeongsan City, planning to apply a specialized facade design that forms a new urban image and facade-divided windows that maximize internal openness. Additionally, a spacious central courtyard will be created within the complex to allow residents to connect with nature and fully relax, and a public pedestrian passageway will be established linking it with ‘Gyeongsan 1st I-Park,’ creating a massive dual landscape centered on daily life.

The interior design is also notable. For example, the 84A type consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, kitchen, and alpha room, designed as a 4Bay slab type for excellent lighting and ventilation. Bedroom 1 is connected to a bathroom, powder room, and dressing room, enhancing a private space exclusively for couples. The kitchen features a 4.6-meter-wide kitchen with a ‘ㄷ’ (U-shaped) layout, facilitating cooking flow. The alpha room can be chosen as a bedroom or pantry according to preference. The living room will have a coffered ceiling, providing greater openness and spatial sensation.

The 112A type consists of four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, and kitchen, designed as a 5Bay slab type. Some bedrooms have large windows for good ventilation and lighting, and a separate pantry is provided for convenient storage. Built-in wardrobes and pantries are standard in some bedrooms, offering ample storage space, and the living room can be expanded according to lifestyle. A pantry is located in the corridor, and the kitchen is designed in a ‘ㄷ’ (U-shaped) layout aligned linearly with the living room, facilitating ventilation. The living room boasts a coffered ceiling and a 5.1-meter-wide spacious area.

The I-Park’s unique design concept is also worth noting. ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ offers customizable interior design concepts that residents can choose from directly. Options include the ‘URBAN’ style, a unique space with simple sensibility; the ‘NOBLE’ style, providing restrained stability and elegance; and the ‘COZY’ style, highlighting a warm harmony of wood and white, allowing selection according to personal taste.

Constructed with two basement floors and 33 above-ground floors, with a total of 745 units ranging from 84 to 134 square meters in exclusive area, ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ is a follow-up to the successfully sold ‘Gyeongsan 1st I-Park’ (977 units). Together, the area will form a large-scale complex of 1,722 units, expected to enjoy the ‘brand town’ premium.

For ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park,’ anyone aged 19 or older can apply regardless of homeownership status or residence area, with no restrictions on re-winning, resale, or mandatory residence. Additionally, interest-free installment benefits and free balcony expansion will be provided to reduce buyers’ financial burden.

The subscription schedule for ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ includes second-priority applications on the 19th, winner announcements on the 26th, and official contracts from November 8 to 10 for three days.

The model house for ‘Gyeongsan 2nd I-Park’ is currently open.

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