Hanam City Redesignates Areas Around Misa K-Culture and Gamil 2 as Land Transaction Permit Zones for 3 Years

Areas of Gamil-dong, Gambuk-dong, and Misa-dong
From November 3, 2026, to November 2, 2029

Hanam City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Hyunjae) announced on October 30 that the “Hanam Misa K-Culture” and “Hanam Gamil 2” sites, candidates for new public housing districts, and their surrounding areas had been redesignated or adjusted as Land Transaction Permit Zones.

A view of Hanam City Hall. Courtesy of Hanam City.

The designated areas include Gamil-dong, Gambuk-dong, and Misa-dong. The designation will be in effect for three years, from November 3, 2026, through November 2, 2029.

The measure follows the inclusion of the two areas among candidate sites for new housing in the Seoul metropolitan area, announced as a follow-up to the government’s “Housing Fast-Track Supply Plan.” Its aim is to prevent sharp land price increases and speculative transactions in the candidate sites and surrounding areas, and to ensure the smooth implementation of public housing supply projects.

To trade land within a permit zone that exceeds the area threshold for its zoning category, buyers must obtain permission from the mayor of Hanam. Contracts concluded without permission are invalid, and using land for purposes other than those approved may result in measures such as an order to comply and the imposition of enforcement fines.

A Hanam City official said, “We will thoroughly block speculative demand following the announcement of the new housing site candidates and establish a sound land transaction system centered on genuine end users.”

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