Jeil Construction will open the model home for 'Jeil Pungkyungchae Gwangju Poedu' on November 13, marking the start of sales for the 572-unit development in Tanbeol-dong, Gwangju City. The project aims to provide specialized education and care services, along with a dedicated commuter shuttle for residents.
According to Jeil Construction, the Jeil Pungkyungchae Gwangju Poedu will consist of six buildings, ranging from two basement levels to a maximum of 29 stories, located at 203-4 Tanbeol-dong (Tanbeol A District A5 Block). All units will have a standard area of 84 square meters, with 419 units of type 84㎡A and 153 units of type 84㎡B.
The Tanbeol District is undergoing a large-scale urban development project, equivalent to the size of approximately 120 soccer fields. Once the development of Tanbeol A and B districts, along with Tanbeol 1 to 6 districts, is completed, it is expected to create a residential town with around 5,000 units.
Residents can reach Seongnam Hi-Tech Valley in about 10 minutes by car via Ibaejae Road (National Route 338). The area is also accessible to Seongnam and Bundang via Seongnam-Icheon Road and Hoean Road. The Gyeonggang Line connects Gwangju Station to Pangyo Station in about 10 minutes and to Gangnam Station in approximately 30 minutes with transfers. The Suseo-Gwangju double-track railway project is scheduled to open in 2031.
Within a 1.5-kilometer radius, there are administrative, cultural, and convenience facilities, including Gwangju City Hall, the Welfare Administrative Town, the Gwangju Cultural Arts Center, Tanbeol Gymnasium, and commercial facilities in the Songjeong District. Tanbeol Ssamji Park, which features a water play area, is located directly in front of the complex, and Gwangju Central Park is nearby. Tanbeol Elementary School is within a five-minute walk, with Tanbeol Middle School and the Gwangju City Central Library also in the vicinity.
The complex is designed with a focus on natural light and ventilation, featuring a south-facing layout and a four-bay structure. Each unit will include specialized storage spaces such as pantries, and parking is planned at a ratio of approximately 1.5 spaces per household.
Residents will also benefit from specialized education and care services. The program will include free math and English education for elementary and middle school students through Jongno M School and Koala Care services for two years.
A dedicated commuter shuttle bus for residents to Gwangju Station will operate free of charge for two years, enhancing public transportation access and reducing the burden on families for education and care services.
The initial down payment is set at 5 million won, with the total down payment ratio at 5% of the sale price. Support for mid-term loan interest will also be provided.
Eligibility for subscription requires applicants to be at least 19 years old and residents of the metropolitan area, with a subscription savings account for at least 12 months and meeting deposit requirements based on region and area. Both homeowners and family members can apply for first priority subscriptions, and resale will be allowed six months after the announcement of winners.
Subscriptions will begin with special supplies on November 16, followed by first priority on November 17 and second priority on November 18. Winners will be announced on November 24, with contracts taking place from December 7 to 9.
A representative from Jeil Construction stated, "The complex offers ample parking spaces at a ratio of 1.5 per unit and two years of free education and care services, showcasing its exceptional value in a location that combines the future potential of the Tanbeol District with access to the Seongnam and Pangyo living areas. We will strive to establish it as a landmark that enhances local residential value."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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