Advanced course set for December 2; first-come, first-served registration opens November 6

Yongsan-gu, Seoul, announced on November 5 that it will hold the “2026 Urban Renewal Academy” to explain redevelopment and reconstruction procedures and technical terms that residents find difficult. The program will be divided into basic and advanced courses so that everyone from residents new to urban renewal projects to members of project associations can take classes suited to their level.

Provided by Yongsan-gu.

Provided by Yongsan-gu.

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The basic course will be held at 2 p.m. on November 24 in the main conference room on the second basement floor of Yongsan-gu Office. Professor Kim Byung-chun of Seokyeong University will explain the basic concepts of urban renewal projects, Rapid Integrated Planning, and key revisions resulting from recent changes to the housing supply system.


The advanced course will be held at 2 p.m. on December 2 in the small conference room on the same floor, under the theme “Understanding Applications for Housing Lots and Management and Disposal Plans.” Attorney Kim Su-hwan of Gowon Law Firm will cover applications for housing lots, while attorney Hong Su-im of Hyun Law Firm will cover management and disposal plans. They will explain the procedures in each area and what association members need to know.


Any resident interested in urban renewal projects may participate. Registration is open on a first-come, first-served basis for 100 people in the basic course and 50 in the advanced course. Applications will be accepted from November 6 through the day before each course, via the QR code on the promotional materials or by phone at 02-2199-4583. On-site registration will also be available if seats remain on the day.



Yongsan District Mayor Kim Gyeong-dae said, “For urban renewal projects to proceed smoothly and swiftly, it is important for residents to fully understand and support the project procedures and key details.” He added that the district would provide practical education tailored to residents’ needs to help urban renewal projects move forward quickly.


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