The Incheon Port Authority (IPA) announced on November 1 that it held a "Golden Harbor Investment Briefing" on October 30, inviting real estate and development industry professionals and experts.
The briefing aimed to showcase the development potential and investment value of Golden Harbor, allowing potential investors to assess the site firsthand. The event, held at the IPA headquarters and the Golden Harbor site, attracted representatives from over 25 companies and organizations, including real estate developers, consulting firms, and investment advisory firms.
The event began with presentations outlining the Golden Harbor project and investment information. IPA officials highlighted the site's location, development direction, and investment conditions, emphasizing the investment appeal of Golden Harbor, particularly in relation to the Terme Wellness Spa Resort, which is being developed as an anchor facility. Following the presentations, attendees participated in a networking session to exchange opinions and information related to investment.
As a final activity, participants visited the Incheon International Passenger Terminal adjacent to the Golden Harbor site to observe the location and development conditions firsthand.
Meanwhile, the Golden Harbor mixed-use support site, which IPA is seeking to sell, consists of 11 parcels totaling 427,657 square meters located in Songdo-dong, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon. It is situated within the Incheon Free Economic Zone and classified as a type 2 port hinterland under port law. IPA aims to attract investment to develop a marine cultural tourism complex that combines waterfront tourism and leisure with business, cultural, and commercial functions.
An IPA official stated, "This briefing provided industry stakeholders with an opportunity to experience the location and development conditions of Golden Harbor firsthand. We will actively support discussions that lead to tangible investments and continue various investment attraction activities to develop Golden Harbor into a representative marine tourism complex in the metropolitan area."
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