The areas near Suraksan Station and Daerim Station in Seoul have been designated as urban public housing complex development zones, with a total of 3,207 housing units planned.
The Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) announced on October 1 that the 'Urban Public Housing Complex Development Zones near Suraksan Station and Daerim Station' have been officially designated.
The urban public housing complex development project aims to revitalize aging urban areas, particularly around transit stations, where private redevelopment efforts have stalled. Since 2021, LH has been promoting urban complex projects across 44 locations nationwide, targeting approximately 73,000 housing units.
The designated areas cover a total of 87,000 square meters, with 3,207 housing units planned.
The area near Daerim Station will span 59,145 square meters, providing 2,016 housing units. This location is adjacent to Daerim Station, a transfer point for subway lines 2 and 7, offering high accessibility to major business districts in Seoul.
The area near Suraksan Station will cover 27,921 square meters, with 1,191 housing units planned. It is close to Suraksan Station on subway line 7 and near the Jungnangcheon Stream.
Following the designation of these zones, LH will begin the process of securing resident consent. Within one year of the designation, it must obtain agreement from at least two-thirds of landowners and more than half of the land area.
If the consent requirements are met, LH will proceed with the necessary approvals, including a review by the Central Land Expropriation Committee, to finalize the designation process.
An LH official stated, "We will carry out the subsequent procedures without delay to ensure a swift supply of housing in Seoul's urban areas, and we will strengthen communication with residents to secure their consent."
The Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) announced on October 1 that the 'Urban Public Housing Complex Development Zones near Suraksan Station and Daerim Station' have been officially designated.
The urban public housing complex development project aims to revitalize aging urban areas, particularly around transit stations, where private redevelopment efforts have stalled. Since 2021, LH has been promoting urban complex projects across 44 locations nationwide, targeting approximately 73,000 housing units.
The designated areas cover a total of 87,000 square meters, with 3,207 housing units planned.
The area near Daerim Station will span 59,145 square meters, providing 2,016 housing units. This location is adjacent to Daerim Station, a transfer point for subway lines 2 and 7, offering high accessibility to major business districts in Seoul.
The area near Suraksan Station will cover 27,921 square meters, with 1,191 housing units planned. It is close to Suraksan Station on subway line 7 and near the Jungnangcheon Stream.
Following the designation of these zones, LH will begin the process of securing resident consent. Within one year of the designation, it must obtain agreement from at least two-thirds of landowners and more than half of the land area.
If the consent requirements are met, LH will proceed with the necessary approvals, including a review by the Central Land Expropriation Committee, to finalize the designation process.
An LH official stated, "We will carry out the subsequent procedures without delay to ensure a swift supply of housing in Seoul's urban areas, and we will strengthen communication with residents to secure their consent."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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