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Capturing Both Stable and Floating Demand... Proven Success of KTX Station-Area Commercial Districts Draws Attention

The commercial spaces within the "Wonjueok Umerin The Stella" complex, located in Musil-dong, Wonju City, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province, have attracted attention by achieving a complete sell-out of all available units.

Wonjueok Umerin The Stella Perspective Map

Wonjueok Umerin The Stella Perspective Map

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Woomi Construction's Wonjueok Umerin The Stella is a high-rise apartment complex with up to 43 floors, situated on the AC-5BL site in the Namwonju Station area. The commercial spaces supplied in this offering are all located on the first floor and are highly sought after, with only 11 units available. They consist of small to medium-sized shops with exclusive areas ranging from 35 to 73 square meters.


Notably, these units feature a high ratio of usable space and are offered at a reasonable sales price in the 100 to 200 million won range, resulting in a low actual investment burden. Furthermore, the bidding process will be conducted transparently through a highest-price competitive auction system.


The location of the commercial spaces is also exceptional. Positioned at the corner along the main road on the ground floor, directly adjacent to the main entrance of the complex, they offer excellent visibility and accessibility. With all 927 apartment units in the complex already 100% sold, there is a strong and stable demand from resident households.


In addition, the commercial spaces benefit from outstanding transportation accessibility, being linked to KTX Wonju Station and nearby central commercial districts. The existing Musil-dong commercial area, government offices, school districts, and hospitals provide a fully developed living infrastructure, creating strong synergy effects with the station-area commercial zone. As the development of the Namwonju Station area accelerates, and if the central commercial district becomes more active, the commercial spaces are expected to benefit from a substantial catchment area-approximately 4,000 households within the Namwonju station area and about 2,600 households in neighboring residential complexes, totaling around 6,600 households. This is expected to further increase the value of the on-site commercial properties.


The premium associated with KTX station areas has already been demonstrated in numerous cases, further enhancing investment value. Notable examples include the commercial zones around Gwangmyeong Station and Cheonan-Asan Station, which have become prominent local business hubs. Similarly, the value of the Namwonju Station area is also expected to rise significantly as a residential district.


A representative from Woomi Construction’s Wonjueok Umerin The Stella sales team stated, "Not only do we have a stable demand from the 927 households who have completed contracts within the complex, but we are also positioned to absorb the future demand from approximately 6,600 households and the floating population of KTX Wonju Station. This makes it an investment destination that offers both stability and future value. With housing investment becoming more difficult in Seoul and some parts of Gyeonggi Province due to recent regulatory designations, we are receiving increasing inquiries from investors residing in the metropolitan area."



Meanwhile, the promotional center for the commercial spaces within Wonjueok Umerin The Stella is located in Dangae-dong, Wonju City, next to the intercity bus terminal.


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