Urban Maintenance Project Orders Surpass KRW 350 Billion This Year

Shindonga Construction has secured the construction contract for the street housing maintenance project in Beomcheon-dong, Busan, bringing its cumulative urban maintenance project orders for this year to over KRW 350 billion.

Perspective rendering of the row house maintenance project in Beomcheon-dong, Busan. Shindonga Construction

Perspective rendering of the row house maintenance project in Beomcheon-dong, Busan. Shindonga Construction

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Shindonga Construction announced on September 9 that it has been selected as the contractor for the 'Beomcheon District 1 Street Housing Maintenance Project.'


This project involves the development of multi-family housing and ancillary welfare facilities at 737-7 Beomcheon-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan, consisting of three apartment buildings with five basement floors and 42 above-ground stories, totaling 499 apartment units and 76 officetel units. The total construction cost is approximately KRW 250 billion.


Since the beginning of the year, Shindonga Construction has been accelerating its orders for small-scale and urban maintenance projects. Starting with the Bisandong Street Housing Maintenance Project in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province in June (KRW 50.3 billion), the company has recently won consecutive contracts, including the Pungnap-dong Street Housing Maintenance Project in Songpa-gu, Seoul (KRW 54 billion).


With the addition of this Beomcheon District 1 contract in Busan, the company has achieved orders totaling over KRW 350 billion in maintenance projects alone this year.



A company representative stated, "We are focusing our efforts not only on street housing maintenance projects in Seoul and the metropolitan area but also on highly profitable urban maintenance projects in regional cities," adding, "We plan to continue quality order acquisition activities centered on areas with solid locations and minimal risk."


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