Completion of a Mammoth-Scale Branded Town... HDC Hyundai Development to Launch Sales of "Cheongju Gagyeong IPARK Complex 7 and 8" in October

- Up to 32 Above-Ground Floors, 13 Buildings, 1,671 Units Ranging from 84 to 116㎡
- Proven Infrastructure in Transportation, Education, and Nature,
Creating a Fully Developed Branded City

Perspective rendering of Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8 [Provided by IPARK Hyundai Engineering & Construction]

IPARK Hyundai Engineering & Construction announced that it plans to begin sales of "Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8" in Gagyeong-dong, Heungdeok-gu, Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province in October 2026.

The complexes will consist of a total of 1,671 units with dedicated floor areas ranging from 84 to 116 square meters. Complex 7 will comprise 4 buildings, with a maximum height of 32 floors above ground and 2 basement levels, housing 543 units. Complex 8 will feature 9 buildings, with a maximum height of 29 floors above ground and 3 basement levels, encompassing 1,128 units.

"Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8" represent the final sales section of the renowned Gagyeong "I-Park" Town in Cheongju. Together with the previously launched Complexes 1 through 6, they will form a mammoth single-brand town with approximately 6,300 units, expected to become a cohesive and fully realized branded city.

Among them, "Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8" are particularly well connected, being adjacent to Seobu-ro and Ring Roads 1, 2, and 3, which link downtown Cheongju with outlying areas. This ensures convenient commutes to major business districts in the region such as Cheongju Technopolis and Cheongju Industrial Complex. The Cheongju Express & Intercity Bus Terminal and KTX Osong Station also allow for easy travel to major regions nationwide. In addition, major roads like Gangseo IC on the Jungbu Expressway and Cheongju IC on the Gyeongbu Expressway offer excellent access by car to broader areas.

The area also boasts abundant living infrastructure. In Gagyeong-dong's main commercial zone, where various retail facilities including Homeplus, No Brand, Lotte Mart, and NC Department Store cluster, residents can enjoy convenient access to shopping and cultural amenities. The living environment is further enhanced by abundant green spaces such as Gagyeong Park, Gagyeong National Fitness Center, Seohyeon Neighborhood Park, and Gamnamusil Park.

"Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8" will feature distinctive, specialized designs to elevate residential satisfaction. With spacious distances between buildings, the design maximizes natural light and a sense of openness. Ample master bedroom dressing rooms, multi-purpose "alpha" rooms, and pantries provide diverse storage options, making efficient use of space. Each complex will be equipped with a trendy and extensive array of community amenities such as indoor golf facilities, fitness centers, daycare centers, children's playgrounds, small libraries, tea houses, and shuttle stations to further enhance convenience for residents.

The complexes are also expected to benefit from significant development projects, and their future value is anticipated to rise. SK hynix is preparing to invest in a new "P&T7" advanced packaging and testing facility within Cheongju Technopolis Industrial Complex to stably meet global AI memory demand. With a total of 6 factories planned, construction began in April 2026 and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2027. This is expected to vitalize the local commercial area and create quality jobs.

In particular, as large-scale industrial facility investments at Cheongju Technopolis accelerate, the region's industrial base is expanding further. These new complexes draw attention as they are being developed in an area where such industrial expansion is actively underway.

Infrastructure improvements to the regional transportation network are also planned. The "Cheonan~Cheongju Airport Double-Track Railway Project," spanning 57 kilometers and connecting Cheonan, Seochang, Osong, North Cheongju, and Cheongju Airport, completed bidding announcements for certain construction sections at the end of last year. Once completed, travel from the Seoul Capital Area to Cheongju International Airport will be possible within just over an hour without transfers (express trains: Seoul~Cheongju Airport in 89 minutes, Suwon~Cheongju Airport in 64 minutes).

In addition, the "Chungcheong Express Metropolitan Railway (CTX) Private Investment Project" (with a total length of 64.4 kilometers), linking Daejeon Government Complex, Sejong Government Complex, Osong Station, central Cheongju, and Cheongju International Airport, passed a feasibility study for private sector investment in November last year. The project aims to break ground in 2028, with subsequent steps currently underway. The introduction of GTX-class (operating speed 180km/h) rail service is expected to significantly reduce intercity travel times (e.g., Sejong Government Complex to Cheongju Airport from 65 minutes to 36 minutes).

A sales official stated, "Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8 are the final masterpiece completing the value of the I-Park Town in Gagyeong-dong. We will offer differentiated product appeal and highly refined designs that befit the reputation of the I-Park branded town, enhancing residents' pride."

Meanwhile, the "Cheongju Gagyeong I-Park Complexes 7 and 8" model home is scheduled to open in October in the Gangseo-dong area of Heungdeok-gu, Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province.

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