186 Gadeokdo New Airport-Affected Households Move to Temporary Homes
Move-ins to secured jeonse apartments in Myeongji and Hwajeon proceed in phases
Supporting housing stability until the relocation complex is built
Residents who had been living in the area designated for the Gadeokdo New Airport construction project have begun moving to temporary accommodations.
Until a relocation complex is ready, 186 households will live in apartments in the Myeongji and Hwajeon areas of Gangseo-gu, Busan.
The Gadeokdo New Airport Construction Corporation, chaired by Lee Yunsang, announced that residents began moving into temporary housing on November 9.
The corporation secured 186 jeonse rental homes, including 165 units at Shinsaege Villiv in Myeongji and 21 units at Woobang I-Shel in Hwajeon. It will provide residents with temporary accommodations until the relocation complex is built.
Lee and other corporation officials visited the first move-in site to inspect the living conditions. The measure is intended to ease the inconvenience for residents as they leave their longtime homes and move to new accommodations.
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“The most important thing when carrying out a public project is ensuring that residents can relocate safely and securely,” Lee said. He added, “We will carefully monitor living conditions to ensure residents face no inconvenience in their temporary homes.”
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