e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grandhills Commercial Facility, Meeting Demand of 5,050 Households in Large Complex with Transit Station Location

A spring breeze is blowing through the housing market, which had been frozen cold, especially in the metropolitan area. Thanks to the government's easing of real estate regulations, the April housing market is beginning to show signs of vitality.

According to Real Today, a real estate research firm, the total number of households scheduled for supply nationwide in April is 38 locations with 36,733 units (including rental, excluding officetels, based on the first-priority subscription application date). Among these, the general sale volume (excluding undecided) reaches 27,831 units nationwide. This is more than double the 11,767 units supplied during the same period last year.

This change is due to the government's relaxation of real estate regulations, which has been underway since the end of last year. The burden of acquisition tax surcharges has been reduced, and restrictions related to non-priority subscriptions have been lifted, alleviating the 'arteriosclerosis' condition of the real estate market. Furthermore, resale restrictions have been drastically shortened from up to 10 years to 3 years in the metropolitan area, and from up to 4 years to 1 year in provincial areas, with retroactive application to existing sale complexes, allowing for positive forecasts of future market conditions.

However, concerns have been raised that the effect of resale restriction regulations may be minimal since the obligation for actual residence on residential real estate has not yet been realized. The government has also stated it will proceed while observing the situation in the National Assembly, so rather than relying on uncertain deregulation of residential real estate, many are showing interest in relatively certain commercial real estate. Commercial facilities with excellent location conditions can maintain high value even if the real estate market situation changes.

The recent sales news of ‘e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills Commercial Facilities’ is not unrelated to this. This commercial facility has attracted significant attention, recording a highest subscription competition rate of 103:1 immediately after the sales promotion center opened.

Located in the station area of San-gok Station on Subway Line 7, and backed by the 5,050-unit mega-apartment complex e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills, the ‘e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills Commercial Facilities’ is a representative example of a so-called ‘jar-shaped commercial district’ surrounded by residential backing around the commercial zone. In a situation where the popularity of ‘Slipper Zone’?areas easily accessible by simply wearing slippers near one’s residence?is rising, the location of ‘e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills Commercial Facilities’ is noteworthy.

Redevelopment projects are underway in the surrounding area, and once all these projects are completed, approximately 15,000 households will be supplied, creating a mini new town-scale community with about 45,000 residents in the future.

The appeal of the ‘e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills Commercial Facilities’ itself is sufficient. With specialized design featuring high floor heights, it can accommodate a variety of businesses suitable for a large complex. When linked with surrounding environments such as education, parks, and transportation infrastructure, accessibility can be further improved. Enhancing visibility and openness to allow easy access from nearby apartments such as Cheongcheon Apartment, Castle & The Sharp First, and Geosan Apartment has also contributed to increasing the commercial value of ‘e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills Commercial Facilities’.

A sales representative commented, “Landmark commercial facilities representing mega-apartments completed with brand value and pride always maintain high value regardless of changes in the era or market conditions. ‘e-Pyeonhansesang Bupyeong Grand Hills Commercial Facilities’ is a mammoth-scale shopping area within a large complex that has the power to change the commercial district landscape of the area.”

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