‘Bandal Island Woongsin Michelangelo Morning,’ which captures the large-scale development benefits of Siwha MTV, has been conducting sales of officetels and commercial spaces since the opening of its promotional center last May.
On the 18th, a sales representative stated, “There are not many remaining officetel units left, and some commercial space locations are even on a waiting list.” Notably, most contract holders proved the strong sales enthusiasm by visiting the promotional center in person and signing contracts immediately, rather than using the online subscription system.
Siwha MTV’s ‘Bandal Island Woongsin Michelangelo Morning’ has received continuous inquiries since the promotional center opened, thanks to its excellent location, massive development benefits, and solid transportation network.
As soon as commercial space sales began, contract inquiries poured in, leaving almost no remaining units, and most officetels have also been sold, requiring quick reservation applications.
‘Bandal Island Woongsin Michelangelo Morning’ is located in the Bandal Island area of Siwha MTV. It is developed as neighborhood living facilities and office facilities (officetels) within the general commercial facility district unit planning zone.
The site covers 2,308.6㎡ (698.3515 pyeong), with a building area of 1,612.0311㎡ (487.6394 pyeong) and a total floor area of 29,898.3079㎡ (9,044.2381 pyeong). The building consists of one basement floor and 27 above-ground floors, offering a total of eight unit types and parking facilities accommodating up to 330 vehicles.
The first floor features street-level commercial spaces with excellent visibility and accessibility. Through these street-type commercial spaces serving as waterfront shops, residents can conveniently use the commercial facilities, while commercial tenants can attract residents and floating populations as their customer base.
The Siwha MTV area where this building is located is expected to see significant improvements in the local transportation environment.
The Sinansan Line, a double-track railway connecting Ansan and Siheung in Gyeonggi Province to Yeouido in Seoul, is scheduled to open in 2024. Other transportation developments include the Line 4 Geumjeong-Sadang express route (planned for 2022), Pyeongtaek-Siheung Expressway, the Metropolitan Area 2nd Outer Ring Road (planned for 2030), Siwha Narae IC-Siwha JC (planned for 2021), Incheon-origin KTX (planned for 2025), and the Smart Hub Tram, all contributing to abundant transportation development benefits.
Additionally, the SongSan Green City?Siwha MTV connecting road project is actively underway. SongSan Green City is planned as a complex city encompassing a pristine ecological environment such as migratory bird habitats and dinosaur egg fossil sites, as well as diverse tourism and leisure cultures including a marine resort, Shinsegae theme park, urban canal, and golf courses. A giant Ferris wheel is planned to be installed on the road connecting the two areas, expected to become a landmark similar to ‘The London Eye’ in the future.
Moreover, a complex is being developed where visitors can experience marine tourism and leisure, including a waterfront residence town with premium community facilities, a large-scale Rodeo complex featuring Youth Square and Rodeo Street, an inland marina, a luxury tourist hotel, a marine cultural leisure park, and a wave park.
With such abundant development benefits and location advantages, ‘Bandal Island Woongsin Michelangelo Morning’ offers an ocean view premium, allowing residents to enjoy views of both the sea and the waterfront park simultaneously. It provides eight unit types: ▲A1 (128 units) ▲A2 (32 units) ▲A3 (24 units) ▲A4 (6 units) ▲B1 (144 units) ▲B2 (108 units) ▲B3 (8 units) ▲B4 (6 units), featuring complimentary duplex specialized designs.
Siwha MTV’s ‘Bandal Island Woongsin Michelangelo Morning’ is a residential and workplace proximity complex backed by a large-scale industrial complex, attracting interest from demanders seeking rental investment products with high profitability and safety.
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