Doosan We’ve the Zenith Daeyeon, located in Daeyeon-dong, Nam-gu, Busan, will open its gallery on July 31 and begin its sales schedule.
Doosan Construction announced on July 29 that the gallery for Doosan We’ve the Zenith Daeyeon, being developed at 1756-9 Daeyeon-dong, will open on July 31.
The complex will consist of two buildings with a total of 258 units, rising from five basement levels to a maximum of 42 stories. Of these, 176 units with floor areas ranging from 59 to 84 square meters will be available for general sale. The available units include 34 units of 59 square meters, 37 units of 74 square meters A, 38 units of 74 square meters B, 16 units of 84 square meters A, and 51 units of 84 square meters B.
The subscription schedule will begin with special supply on August 10, followed by first priority applications on August 11 and second priority applications on August 12. Winners will be announced on August 19, and contracts will be held from August 31 for three days.
For first priority subscriptions in Busan, applicants must be at least 19 years old, have held a subscription account for over six months, and meet the deposit requirements based on region and area. There are no restrictions based on home ownership or household head status.
The complex features a curtain wall design and the We’ve the Zenith brand design to differentiate its exterior. The 59 square meter units will have a four-bay structure and a dressing room, while the 84 square meter A units will feature a four-bay cross-ventilation structure and an alpha room. The 84 square meter B units will include a large pantry. Community facilities will include a fitness center, GX room, yoga room, and a reading café.
To enhance convenience, the development will incorporate a smart home system based on IoT, a one-pass system, fingerprint recognition digital door locks, parking management and guidance systems, and an unmanned parcel delivery system. Safety features will include motion detectors, emergency bells in the underground parking lot, crime prevention environmental design (CPTED), and high-definition CCTV.
The location is also considered a strong point, being within walking distance of both Moggol Station and Daeyeon Station on Busan Subway Line 2, and situated in a relatively flat area, which is rare in Busan. Major urban access is available via Suyeong-ro and UN Peace Road, and residents will have easy access to local amenities such as Nam-gu Office, Moggol Market, Kyungsung University commercial area, Sungso Hospital, and Korea University Hospital. Uryongsan Park and UN Sculpture Park are also nearby.
In terms of education, nearby schools include Daeyeon Elementary, Daeyeon Middle, Daeyeon High, and Yemun Girls' High School, with easy access to the Namcheon-dong academy district, Nam-gu Library, Pukyong National University, and Kyungsung University.
Future value is also anticipated, as large-scale redevelopment projects are underway in the Daeyeon-dong and Uam-dong areas, which will create a new residential town with approximately 12,000 units upon completion. The proximity to the North Port redevelopment and the Busan International Finance Center (BIFC) is expected to support residential demand.
Meanwhile, Doosan Construction announced on July 28 that its brand book series won two main awards at the Red Dot Design Award 2026. According to Doosan Construction, the Red Dot Design Award is considered one of the top three design awards globally, alongside the iF Design Award and the American IDEA.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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