Industrial Facility Land at Cheonan Techno Park Sells Out; 10 Support Facility Lots Offered First-Come, First-Served View original image

With sales of all industrial facility land at the Cheonan Techno Park General Industrial Complex in Jiksan-eup, Seobuk-gu, Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, now 100% complete, 10 lots of support facility land within the complex are being offered on a first-come, first-served basis to meet growing demand for supporting infrastructure.


The Cheonan Techno Park General Industrial Complex is an industrial complex covering approximately 914,949 square meters in Namsan-ri, Jiksan-eup, Seobuk-gu, Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province. Development of the complex was completed after the completion approval was announced in May 2026, and sales of industrial facility land have also been completed.


With the supply of industrial facility land complete, support facilities for employees of resident companies, staff of partner companies, and visitors are becoming increasingly important. Demand may arise for restaurants, cafes, convenience facilities, office space, and various services closely tied to daily life. Support facility land is drawing attention as space that can enhance workplace convenience and the living environment within the industrial complex.


According to Cheonan City's management master plan, the support facility zone within Cheonan Techno Park covers 12,758.1 square meters, or approximately 1.4% of the total area of the industrial complex. Since the supply area is limited compared with that of industrial facility land, the zone is gaining prominence for its potential to accommodate commercial, office, and convenience functions within the complex.


Unlike commercial districts in urban centers, the complex is expected to see limited inflows of outside consumers, while steady consumption is driven by the economic activities of companies within the industrial complex. This is viewed as a positive opportunity.


A total of 10 lots of support facility land are currently being offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Prospective buyers can review locations, lot sizes, prices, and permitted building uses for each lot to identify sites suited to their business plans. Actual users and businesses planning related projects, such as commercial or office facilities, are expected to show interest, taking into account demand from within the industrial complex.


Facilities permitted under the industrial complex's management master plan and relevant laws include dormitories; some Type 1 and Type 2 neighborhood living facilities; retail stores; certain types of hospitals; educational and research facilities; sports facilities; office facilities; automobile-related facilities; and broadcasting and telecommunications facilities. The development guidelines set a maximum building coverage ratio of 70%, a maximum floor area ratio of 350%, and a maximum building height of five floors (15 meters), allowing development plans to be considered based on the conditions of each lot and the project's purpose.


Transportation is also a key locational factor. Bukcheonan Interchange on the Gyeongbu Expressway is approximately 1.7 kilometers away, while Jiksan Station on Seoul Subway Line 1 is approximately 2.6 kilometers away. National Routes 1 and 34 are also nearby, and KTX Cheonan-Asan Station is accessible, making it possible to assess the location in terms of travel by company representatives and visitors, logistics, and business activities. Access to road and rail networks connecting the Seoul metropolitan area and the Chungcheong region is also considered an advantage.



With sales of industrial facility land complete, Cheonan Techno Park is drawing continued interest in expanding infrastructure that supports the work and daily lives of businesses and employees, beyond its role as an industrial space centered on production facilities. As support facilities are expected to play a growing role as business activity within the complex increases, attention is turning to whether the 10 lots being offered on a first-come, first-served basis will present a new development opportunity for businesses planning commercial, office, or convenience facilities.


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