| The photo is an apartment forest in Suwon city. /Gyeongin Ilbo DB |
Long-term drift’Gwangmyeong·Siheung Special Management Area’
‘Hwaseong Maesong, Bongdam, and Bibong’ are also drawing attention
‘Gimpo Gochon’ and’Goyang area’ candidates mentioned
Expectations for new housing sites in Seoul
It is expected that the government will announce a comprehensive plan this week to expand housing supply in the metropolitan area.
President Moon Jae-in said at a recent New Year’s press conference that “we will specifically increase supply to a level far exceeding the level expected by the market” in relation to real estate policy. Interest is focused on the residential land.
The core of this measure is expected to be high-density development in the metropolitan area, semi-industrial areas, and low-rise residential areas in downtown Seoul.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has also announced measures to supply housing, and has said that additional housing sites can be supplied whenever necessary and are preparing for this.
In the metropolitan area, observations are made that the Gwangmyeong and Siheung districts, which have been excluded from the housing site development project since the Bogeumjari District Musan, are now included in the supply plan.
Gwangmyeong and Siheung Special Management Areas were designated in 2010 to supply Bogeumjari housing, which was the main residential welfare policy at the time of the Lee Myung-bak administration, but it was canceled after 4 years due to the sluggish real estate market.
Since then, voices urged the development of housing sites steadily emerged from the region, but it is difficult to develop an area of 17.4 km2 at once, which is comparable to that of Bun-Nun City, and is drifting for a long time.
Some of these sites were included in the 3rd new city development project, but the development conditions are still sufficient and traffic is close to Seoul.
In Hwaseong, Maesong, Bongdam, and Bibong are attracting attention. It is included in some development restrictions (GB), but among residents it is called the last remaining yolk land for a long time.
The fact that the government’s new city housing supply policy is inevitably focused on GB is sufficient to raise expectations for development in the situation where there are not many remaining housing sites in the metropolitan area due to the new city policy over the 1-3 period.
In addition, Gimpo, which has recently attracted attention as the demand for real estate has been concentrated, is raising expectations as it has been evaluated as having sufficient development capacity centered on Gochon-eup. The area of Goyang City, where the first and third new cities are located, is also considered one of the strong candidates.
It is predominantly that there will be no announcement of the ‘4th new city’ from the 3rd new town development project, but the total supply volume is expected to be small as housing sites over small and medium-sized are being actively reviewed.
In addition, it is known that the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is reviewing plans to improve the system from various angles to promote high-density development of metropolitan areas, semi-industrial areas, and low-rise residential complexes to significantly increase the supply of housing in downtown Seoul.
Various measures are being reviewed to increase housing volume and ease resident consent requirements for project promotion by revising existing housing construction related laws such as reconstruction, redevelopment, district unit planning, and urban regeneration, which also affects the reconstruction and redevelopment in Gyeonggi Province. Seems to give.
/Kim Sung Joo [email protected]
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