Starting with special supply on the 11th, first-priority subscription from the 12th, and winner announcement on the 21st
HL D&IHalla Co., Ltd. opened the model house for ‘Incheon Jakjeon Hallabivaldi’ today (30th) and announced that the subscription schedule will begin with a special supply on October 11.
‘Incheon Jakjeon Hallabivaldi,’ planned to be built in the Gyeyang-gu area of Incheon Metropolitan City, consists of 4 buildings ranging from 2 basement floors to 29 above-ground floors, with a total of 340 units: ▲173 units of 84㎡ (exclusive area) Type A ▲13 units of 84㎡ Type B ▲25 units of 84㎡ Type C ▲53 units of 84㎡ Type D ▲54 units of 84㎡ Type E ▲22 units of 98㎡ Type A.
The subscription starts with a special supply on October 11, followed by first priority for residents of Incheon Metropolitan City on the 12th, and for the metropolitan area (residents of Seoul and Gyeonggi-do) on the 13th. Winners will be announced on the 21st, and official contracts will be signed over three days from November 2 to 4. The expected move-in date is October 2025.
Gyeyang-gu, Incheon, where the complex is located, is a non-speculative overheated district. Unlike speculative overheated districts where the 100% point system applies to units under 85㎡ exclusive area, here 75% point system and 25% lottery system apply; for units over 85㎡, instead of 50% point system and 50% lottery system, 30% point system and 70% lottery system apply. This increases the chances of winning for one-homeowners and holders of one pre-sale right, making it an excellent opportunity for low-point non-homeowners as well as those who have given up on subscriptions to own a home.
The project is directly implemented and constructed by HL D&IHalla Co., Ltd., ensuring excellent project stability without the risks associated with delays common in general redevelopment and reconstruction apartments.
Built on the former Hanaro Mart site, this complex is located in a high-price management area, offering prices lower than market value, various development benefits, excellent transportation accessibility, and diverse living convenience facilities, expected to become a landmark in the region.
Most apartments have a preferred exclusive area of 84㎡. The interiors feature a 4-Bay slab-type design that allows cross ventilation and excellent lighting and ventilation. Since most surrounding houses are 2-Bay or 3-Bay, this design has high rarity value. Alpha rooms, entrance storage cabinets, and pantry designs are also applied, providing ample storage space.
All units have a first-floor pilotis design and community facilities arranged to enhance the openness of the complex. Additionally, the complex is mainly oriented southward to create a pleasant residential environment.
The Vivaldi Plaza, a landmark space where residents can enjoy grand natural scenery such as rock gardens and ponds, includes mist nozzles around the tea house to reduce temperature. A playground themed as a healing garden is planned, equipped with a fine dust signal light so children can easily check air quality. Residents are provided with various exercise spaces such as badminton courts, fitness facilities, and health tracks to promote physical fitness. A Vita Garden for emotional stability through horticulture and a Welcome Garden for communication inside and outside the complex will also be installed.
The complex is equipped with a system that safely supplies power to key areas within units during power outages, and smart display switches that control unified lighting off, gas shutoff, and elevator calls within units. It also features an unmanned parcel system and a one-pass system that recognizes parking locations and can notify the security office in emergencies using the one-pass key. High-end LED lighting with adjustable color temperature and dimming is available as a paid option.
‘Incheon Jakjeon Hallabivaldi’’s biggest strength is its lower price compared to surrounding market prices in Gyeyang-gu, a high-price management area. Recently supplied apartments in Bupyeong-gu and Namdong-gu, Incheon, had prices exceeding 600 million KRW for the 84㎡ type, but all units in ‘Incheon Jakjeon Hallabivaldi’ are priced below 600 million KRW, making it eligible for the government-supported mortgage loan product, Bogeumjari Loan. With fixed interest rates in the high 3% to low 4% range, it is unaffected by loan regulations and interest rate hikes, and DSR is not applied. Borrowers with annual incomes from 70 million KRW up to 100 million KRW can also qualify, making it attractive to real demand buyers.
Gyeyang-gu, where ‘Incheon Jakjeon Hallabivaldi’ is located, is a traditional residential center of Incheon, allowing immediate use of the living infrastructure of the old downtown upon moving in. Additionally, the residential environment is being newly transformed by the branding of existing apartments such as e-Pyeonhansesang Gyeyang The Premier and Hillstate Xi Gyeyang.
Regarding transportation, Incheon Subway Line 1 is accessible on foot, and major arterial roads such as Bongo-daero, Gyeyang-daero, and Aniji-ro are nearby, providing excellent transportation access. The nearby Bupyeong IC offers convenient access to the Gyeongin Expressway, and the Gyeyang IC on the Metropolitan Area 1st Outer Ring Road is also easily accessible.
As for transportation development benefits, the planned extension of Seoul Subway Line 2 (Cheongna to Hongdae) at Jakjeon Station will create a double station area, and the planned GTX-B line at Bupyeong Station will facilitate easy access, greatly improving connectivity to Seoul. The transportation network is expected to improve further.
The educational environment is excellent. Located in the old downtown, it is called a school zone apartment as elementary, middle, and high schools already in operation are within walking distance. Nearby schools include Hwacheon Elementary, Jakjeon Middle, Annam High, and Jakjeon Girls’ High. Additionally, a cluster of academies is located within a 1 km radius in the Gyeyang-gu Gyesan-dong area.
Various living convenience facilities are available immediately upon moving in. Gyeyang-gu Office, Hanlim Hospital, and Incheon Sejong Hospital are nearby, and commercial areas near Gyeyang-gu Office and Gulpocheon Station are active. Large marts such as Homeplus and traditional markets like Jakjeon Market are also easily accessible.
Nearby parks include Jakjeon Park and Kkachi Park, and an unnamed park is planned to be built around the apartment, further enhancing residential comfort.
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