The 'Humanvill' Brand Shines Even Brighter After Move-In... Proven Again at Cheonan Humanvill First City View original image

In the domestic real estate market, apartment buyers are now carefully evaluating not just location, price, and brand, but also community facilities, landscaping, and overall development quality in order to ensure higher residential satisfaction after moving in.


In this trend, the 'Humanvill' brand by Ilsin Construction is garnering attention as an apartment that shines even more after residents move in. Since its founding in 1989, Ilsin Construction has established itself as a company specializing in residential developments, supplying the 'Humanvill' brand apartments based on sound management and reliable construction. Centered on the brand value of "a living space where families and neighbors are happy," the company has adopted product configurations throughout its complexes that consider the actual lifestyles of residents.


A representative example is 'Yeoju Station Humanvill Atrium' in Gyodong, Yeoju, Gyeonggi Province, which has received positive feedback from residents by offering high-end community facilities rarely seen in the area. In particular, 'H Book Club' was established in response to the area's relatively limited library infrastructure, providing a space within the complex for reading, relaxation, and learning, and is cited as a facility that has greatly increased resident satisfaction.


The community facilities of the Humanvill brand have also received favorable reviews in Pyeongtaek. Last year, 'Pyeongtaek Hwayang Humanvill First City' began occupancy, standing out by differentiating its landscaping and community facilities so that residents, from children to adults, can enjoy leisure, exercise, and relaxation without stepping outside the complex. As positive word of mouth spread through the local community, even prospective residents of neighboring developments visited the complex firsthand to observe its features.


Through such examples, the Humanvill brand has consistently demonstrated that actual satisfaction in use continues long after move-in, exceeding initial expectations at the time of sale. This is the result of regarding community facilities, landscaping, and resident amenities within the complex not merely as supplementary facilities, but as key elements that enhance quality of life.


Rather than flashy exteriors, the actual vitality of resident communities after occupancy, as well as the ongoing upkeep and management of landscaping and relaxation spaces, have established themselves as core values of residential living.


'Cheonan Humanvill First City,' currently offered in the Seongseong Residential District of Cheonan, is also drawing attention as a development expected to carry on these strengths of the Humanvill brand. In particular, as the first large-scale Humanvill brand apartment in Cheonan, expectations are high as to whether the excellence in community and landscaping demonstrated in Yeoju and Pyeongtaek will be replicated here.


'Cheonan Humanvill First City' will be developed as a large complex consisting of a total of 1,541 units. All units feature an 84-square-meter exclusive floor area, a size favored by actual demand, with four different types (A, B, C, D) available to accommodate different family structures and lifestyles. Even among the same 84-square-meter units, unique features tailored to the kitchen, living room, storage space, and spatial expandability have been applied, offering residents a wide range of options.


The core competitiveness of the complex is also evident in its community facilities. A large-scale community space totaling approximately 1,600 pyeong (around 5,300 square meters) will be built on basement floors 2 and 3, to include a fitness club, GX room, indoor gymnasium, screen golf facilities, kids’ zone, open library, study rooms, meeting rooms, hobby rooms, and a guest house. This variety of facilities is designed to enable residents to enjoy exercise, learning, leisure, and relaxation all within the complex.


Special experiential community programs for residents are also planned. These include age-specific programs such as the Jun Tae-Pung Ankle Breaker for school-aged children, Run & Play for infants and toddlers, and JunyTony Ballesta, all aimed at improving the lifestyle satisfaction of families residing in the complex. The intent is not simply to offer space, but to increase the actual utilization of community facilities after move-in by adding practical programs.


The price and contract terms are also key factors in attracting demand. 'Cheonan Humanvill First City' is offered starting at a minimum base price of 450 million won for an 84-square-meter exclusive unit, providing an attractive price point even within the Seongseong Residential District. Considering that the minimum sale price for the same-sized units in previously supplied complexes in the area ranges around 500 million won, with some at about 530 million won, this offering stands out as a more affordable alternative.


The contract terms have also been newly revised. Prospective buyers can secure a unit with just a 5 million won down payment, and continue preparations for homeownership without additional financial burden until move-in. Buyers who sign a contract will also receive a 500,000 won gift certificate. After these new contract terms were introduced, both show flat visits and contract inquiries have reportedly increased, with an uptick in actual contracts as well.


A construction site official stated, "Even amid baseless slander and irresponsible allegations, we will uphold the honor of being awarded the highest Gold Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit and continue to prove the value of our work on site through strict quality control and sincere construction according to principles."



The 'Cheonan Humanvill First City' model house is located in Jangjae-ri, Baebang-eup, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do.


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