Year-Round Applications for Single-Family and Multi-Family Homes
Up to 800,000 Won Per Additional Parking Space

Lee Min-geun, Mayor of Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, announced that the city will support the costs of converting idle spaces in single-family and multi-family homes into parking lots to alleviate parking shortages in densely populated residential areas.

The city of Ansan said on September 15 that it is accepting applications for the "Subsidy Program for Installation of Private Home Parking Lots" year-round.

Ansan City supports installation costs for 'Parking Lot Inside My House' to alleviate residential parking difficulties. Provided by Ansan City

Ansan City supports installation costs for 'Parking Lot Inside My House' to alleviate residential parking difficulties. Provided by Ansan City

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If homeowners remove gates, walls, or flowerbeds and construct a parking lot on their own land, the city will provide up to 2 million won per parking space within the actual construction cost. An additional 800,000 won can be received for each extra parking space created.


Homeowners wishing to receive support must apply to the Traffic Policy Division of Ansan City before starting construction. The city will conduct an on-site inspection to decide whether to grant the subsidy. Parking lots built with the subsidy must be maintained for parking use for five years after completion.


Ansan expects that increasing the number of parking spaces by utilizing idle areas in existing homes will help reduce illegal parking and disputes between neighbors over parking.



Lee Min-geun, Mayor of Ansan, stated, "Parking issues are among the most immediate inconveniences affecting the daily lives of our citizens," adding, "We will continue to promote practical, community-focused parking policies that provide tangible help to citizens."


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