Up to 48 Stories, 651 Units with Floor Areas from 114 to 203 sqm

Prime Location Centered on Omokgyo Station, Large-Sized Residential Units

No Restrictions on Subscription Account, Home Ownership, or Residency

On September 3, GS Engineering & Construction announced the opening of the model home for "Yunsul Xi Mokdong" and the commencement of sales.

Perspective view of Yunsul Xi in Mokdong, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul. GS Engineering & Construction

Perspective view of Yunsul Xi in Mokdong, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul. GS Engineering & Construction

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Yunsul Xi Mokdong will be built on the former KT site in Mok-dong, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul. The complex will consist of three buildings, ranging from six basement levels to 48 stories above ground, offering a total of 651 units with exclusive floor areas between 114 and 203 square meters.


The subscription application will take place on September 8 through the Korea Real Estate Board's Cheongyak Home platform. As this project is supplied as a residential officetel, anyone over the age of 19 can apply regardless of whether they hold a subscription savings account, own real estate, or their place of residence. Winners will be selected 100% by lottery. The announcement of successful applicants is scheduled for September 11, and contracts with winners will be signed over two days on September 13 and 14.


Yunsul Xi Mokdong is located near Omokgyo Station on Line 5, and prestigious schools such as Seojeong Elementary, Mokun Middle, Yangjeong High, and Jinmyeong Girls’ High School are nearby. The entrance exam academy district is also within walking distance. In addition, large shopping and cultural facilities like Hyundai Department Store, E-Mart, and Megabox, as well as major medical institutions such as Ewha Mokdong Hospital, are also close by.


The exterior of the lower levels will be adorned with "Yunsul," an art installation by renowned artist Ned Kahn. The piece will shimmer and change continuously with the play of sunlight and wind, giving the building a sparkling facade. On the B1 to B3 levels, the "Concord Club by Josun"—a 9,900-square-meter members-only wellness club operated under the management of Josun Hotels & Resorts—will be available, including facilities such as an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, golf driving range, sauna, and membership lounge.


On the highest floor (47th) of Building 102, a sky community called "Club Cloud" will be established. This space will offer specialized zones for various purposes, including a “Skyvista” with a wine reserve and cafeteria, a party guest house called “Skyguest,” work and meeting spaces under the name “Sky Otium,” and the “Sound Chamber” for music and movie enjoyment.


The project also features full balconies for every unit, a design rarely seen in conventional officetels. Depending on the type, layouts feature four-bay designs with excellent natural lighting and ventilation, as well as two-sided or three-sided balcony layouts for a greater sense of openness. Some units are also configured as duplexes.


Yunsul Xi Mokdong will offer deferred interest payments on intermediate loans. If the lending rate for interim payments exceeds 2.5% per year, the developer will bear the excess interest cost. Major home appliances—including system air conditioners, air purifiers, refrigerators, washer-dryer combos, dishwashers, induction cooktops, and convection ovens—will be provided as standard, along with imported kitchen furniture and premium finishes such as Italian porcelain tiles and ceramic panels. Fitness facilities within the complex will be owned and operated directly by the developer.



A GS Engineering & Construction representative commented, "Yunsul Xi Mokdong is a complex that combines a prime location centered around Omokgyo Station with Mokdong’s extensive educational and lifestyle infrastructure, and offers differentiated product quality. We will do our utmost to ensure the complex establishes itself as a landmark representative of the region, providing future value in line with Mokdong’s ongoing redevelopment."


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