A total of 756 units of Happy Housing supplied by Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) will be built in the Incheon Gajeong 2 District area. The Happy Housing to be supplied this time consists of 510 units in Block A-1 and 246 units in Block A-3.
Happy Housing is public rental housing aimed at alleviating housing insecurity for young people aged 19 to 39, newlyweds, and university students. It is characterized by being supplied at prices lower than the surrounding market rates on sites with convenient public transportation and close proximity to workplaces, supported by national finances and the Housing and Urban Fund.
According to the supply conditions of Happy Housing, Incheon Gajeong 2 District also has clear advantages in transportation convenience and proximity to workplaces. In terms of transportation, it secures various routes connecting Seoul and Incheon, including Incheon Subway Line 2’s Gajeong Station and Seogu Office Station, Gyeongin Expressway, and the Seoul Metropolitan Area’s 1st and 2nd Ring Expressways.
The conditions for proximity to workplaces are also met. The location offers easy commuting to the Incheon Western Industrial Complex, Incheon Local Industrial Complex, and Incheon Machinery Industrial Complex, all located in the Seo-gu area of Incheon, and fast and convenient commuting is possible by utilizing a well-organized transportation network.
The area also stands out for its abundant living infrastructure and pleasant residential environment. In particular, Gajeong 2 District is emerging as a new residential town within Incheon based on its triple-town location connecting Cheongna, Gajeong, and Luwon City, allowing residents to easily access the rich cultural facilities and infrastructure of these areas. Kindergartens, elementary schools, and commercial facilities are also planned to be newly established within Gajeong 2 District.
Experts say, “The Happy Housing to be built in Incheon Gajeong 2 District reflects the demand of young people who value work-life balance by securing the three elements of convenient transportation, proximity to workplaces, and living infrastructure,” adding, “The location, which allows enjoyment of abundant cultural facilities and healing from nature, also positively influences young residents.”
The Happy Housing in Incheon Gajeong 2 Block A-1 consists of a total of 510 units across 5 buildings. The exclusive area sizes are 16㎡, 21㎡, 26㎡, 36㎡, and 44㎡, composed of ▲60 units of 16-type ▲140 units of 21-type ▲19 units of 26A ▲11 units of 26B (for the housing vulnerable) ▲approximately 40 units of 36A ▲30 units of 36B (for the housing vulnerable) ▲210 units of 44-type.
The complex will include various community facilities to enhance living convenience. Plans include a playground for infants and children where kids can play freely, a public daycare center within the complex, resident exercise facilities, and a small library to support residents’ health management and cultural life.
Additionally, the environment will feature scenic designs harmonizing with surrounding nature such as Songhak Mountain, convenient pedestrian pathways, and landscaping plans within the complex, allowing residents to experience nature in the urban setting.
The Happy Housing in Incheon Gajeong 2 Block A-3 consists of 246 units across 2 buildings, with three exclusive area types of 21㎡, 26㎡, and 36㎡, including ▲72 units of 21-type ▲76 units of 26A ▲20 units of 26B (for the housing vulnerable) ▲78 units of 36-type.
This complex will provide resident exercise facilities, a children’s playground that fosters imagination, and rest areas for residents to promote social interaction. The landscaping with trees and flowers within the complex will offer a new home where residents can happily coexist with nature and neighbors.
The announcement date for Incheon Gajeong 2 Block A-1 is scheduled for September 29, and for Block A-3, it is planned for October. Detailed information can be found through the LH Application Center and LH Call Center.
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