- Line Industries to Supply Large-Scale Complex with 1,247 Units in New Residential Culture Town, Dongtan 2 New City
- Generous Spacing Between Buildings Maximizes Privacy and Sunlight Access
Creating an Eco-Friendly Park-Style Complex

"The Lower the Building-to-Land Ratio, the Higher the Value: 'Dongtan Paragon Phase 3' with a 12% Ratio" View original image

Recently, residential complexes with low building-to-land ratios have been attracting strong interest from prospective homebuyers in the real estate market. A lower building-to-land ratio means greater distance between buildings, which helps protect privacy and secure better sunlight access. In addition, the extra land can be used for abundant landscaping and community facilities, significantly enhancing overall residential comfort.


Against this backdrop, Line Industries is drawing attention by supplying the eco-friendly park-style complex "Dongtan Paragon Phase 3" in Block A58 of the New Residential Culture Town in Dongtan 2 New City, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, with a building-to-land ratio in the 12% range. This complex will consist of 18 buildings with a total of 1,247 units, ranging from 82 to 108 square meters of exclusive space, and will rise from two basement levels up to 20 floors above ground.


"Dongtan Paragon Phase 3" adopts a low building-to-land ratio in the 12% range, creating a park-style complex where most of the ground area is filled with diverse landscaping and auxiliary facilities. Generous spacing between buildings ensures privacy for residents, while walking trails, themed gardens, a fitness center, indoor golf range, and table tennis room are provided throughout the complex, supporting a leisurely lifestyle for residents.


Not only the outdoor landscaping, but also the interior of each unit, is designed with comfort in mind. Innovative layouts that maximize sunlight and ventilation, such as 3.5 to 4-bay cross-ventilation structures (except for some units) and extra-wide living rooms—features highly preferred by buyers—have been introduced to create a high-quality living environment that seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor spaces.


Most notably, residents can enjoy this comfortable living environment for an extended period without tax burdens. As a publicly supported private rental housing project, "Dongtan Paragon Phase 3" allows tenants to reside for up to 10 years without worrying about moving. In particular, residents can secure the right to purchase the unit at the time of the initial contract, and during their stay, acquisition tax and property tax are exempted, and the unit is excluded from the calculation of total home ownership. As a result, it is considered an optimal alternative for those who find it difficult to purchase a home immediately or are aiming for eventual ownership from a long-term perspective.


The excellent living conditions are also a highlight. Within a 1km radius of the complex are numerous schools such as Daol Elementary School, which is scheduled to open in September this year, as well as Hwaseong Shindong Middle School and Shindong High School, allowing for safe walking commutes. In addition, residents can quickly travel to Seoul’s Gangnam area via Dongtan Station (GTX-A and SRT), and the complex is adjacent to the actively developing Yongin Semiconductor Mega City, offering premium proximity to workplaces. Residents can also enjoy large shopping and cultural facilities such as Lotte Department Store Dongtan and Emart Traders, as well as the comprehensive infrastructure of Dongtan 2 New City.


A sales representative stated, "Complexes with a building-to-land ratio in the low teens are rare even in this area, so satisfaction is high among buyers who value residential comfort. Dongtan Paragon Phase 3 allows residents to enjoy the premium of a large-scale park-style apartment without the burden of acquisition tax or other taxes for 10 years, which has led to a significant increase in inquiries from actual home seekers."



Meanwhile, the model home for Dongtan Paragon Phase 3 is located in Yeoul-dong, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province.


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