49 Floors Above Ground, 308 Units... All Units with 84-Sq.-Meter Exclusive Areas
GTX-B Opening to Bring Access to Five Transit Lines

POSCO E&C will open the show house for The Sharp First World Seoul next month and begin sales. The development is being built on the former site of Sangbong Terminal in Sangbong-dong, Jungnang-gu, Seoul.


The officetel will have 308 units across eight basement levels and 49 above-ground floors. All units will have an exclusive area of 84 square meters. The project is part of the redevelopment of the Sangbong 9 Urban Renewal Promotion Zone. Together with the 999 apartments that sold out in just three months, it is expected to form a large-scale complex with more than 1,000 households.

'Five-Line Transit Hub'... POSCO E&C to Launch Sales of The Sharp First World Seoul in November View original image

Transportation infrastructure is considered a key strength of The Sharp First World Seoul. Sangbong and Mangu stations are within walking distance, providing convenient access to Subway Line 7, the Gyeongchun Line, the Gyeongui-Jungang Line and KTX services. The GTX-B line is also planned to serve Sangbong Station, which would make the area a transit hub with five lines once the service opens. Nearby roads include the Bukbu Expressway, the Dongbu Expressway and the Seoul Ring Expressway.


The area also has a range of amenities. Shopping and cultural facilities such as Costco, Homeplus and CGV, as well as medical facilities including Seoul Bukbu Hospital, are nearby. Green spaces such as Jungnangcheon Stream, Bonghwasan Mountain and Mangusan Mountain are also close by. Particular attention has been paid to the complex's commercial facilities. Retail and cultural venues, along with neighborhood amenities, are planned, and Shinaju, the project developer, plans to bring in a distinctive mix of tenants.


The units will feature either a four-bay, plate-type layout or a dual-aspect design. Depending on the unit type, storage spaces such as pantries and dressing rooms will also be provided.



A POSCO E&C representative said, "This development offers both a location served by five transit lines and the convenience of a home designed for everyday living. We expect strong interest from end users, as it is a rare new residential complex in Seoul."


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