Korea Asset Trust Signs MOU to Serve as Preliminary Project Operator for Pyeongchon A-5 District

Three complexes: Hangaram Hanyang, Samsung, and Doosan

Cooperation framework established to advance integrated reconstruction project

Expanded from 2,096 to 2,839 households

Plans underway to create a future-oriented residential complex

Korea Asset Trust said on November 5 that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the residents' representatives of Pyeongchon A-5 District in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, to serve as the preliminary project operator.

The MOU was established to facilitate the smooth and swift implementation of the redevelopment project in Pyeongchon A-5 District under the Special Act on the Maintenance and Support of Planned Cities. Through a mutual cooperation framework with Korea Asset Trust, the residents' representatives have laid the groundwork for introducing the transparent fund management and professional project management capabilities characteristic of the trust-based approach from the initial stages of the project.

Korea Asset Trust signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the residents' representatives of the Pyeongchon A-5 District in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province, to serve as the preliminary project implementer.

With this MOU, Korea Asset Trust plans to build a close working relationship with the residents' representatives and systematically support subsequent procedures, including the appointment of a preliminary project operator and the designation of a project operator. In particular, it will proactively prepare and carry out the necessary work and administrative procedures from the early stages of the project to accelerate its progress and establish a solid foundation for swift and stable implementation.

Pyeongchon A-5 District is a large-scale integrated reconstruction project combining three apartment complexes: Hangaram Hanyang, Samsung, and Doosan. The project aims to create a new residential complex on a site of approximately 129,708 square meters, increasing the number of households by 743 from the existing 2,096 to 2,839. The integrated reconstruction is expected to significantly improve the aging residential environment and establish the complex as a new landmark representing Pyeongchon New Town.

Pyeongchon A-5 District is also expected to directly benefit from improved transportation following the opening of the Wolgot-Pangyo Line. A new Anyang Stadium Station (tentative name) on the line is planned near the Anyang Sports Complex intersection, close to the complex. Once the line opens, access to major business districts in the Seoul metropolitan area, including Pangyo, is expected to improve. The project is expected to secure a premium from improved regional connectivity and significantly enhance residential value in the area.

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