Gyeonggi Province Selects Nine Exemplary and Cooperative Multi-Family Housing Complexes

On September 3, Gyeonggi Provincial Government selected nine apartment complexes, including The Hill Foret Complex 4 in Namyangju, Byeongjeom Station Dongmun Good Morning Hill in Hwaseong, and Dasan Bando Ubora Maple Town in Namyangju, as "Exemplary and Cooperative Management Complexes for Multi-Family Housing."

Previously, Gyeonggi Provincial Government evaluated apartment complexes recommended by each city and county after their own assessments, dividing them into three groups based on size: less than 500 households, 500 to less than 1,000 households, and 1,000 or more households. The evaluation took place from August 11 to August 29.

The selected complexes are as follows: The Hill Foret Complex 4 in Namyangju (358 households), Yeongtong Geonyeong 2nd Complex in Suwon (470 households), E-Pyunhansesang Gwangju Station Complex 3 in Gwangju (423 households); Byeongjeom Station Dongmun Good Morning Hill in Hwaseong (518 households), Raemian Urban Vista in Bucheon (831 households), Cheongbuk Ian Apartment in Pyeongtaek (640 households); Dasan Bando Ubora Maple Town in Namyangju (1,085 households), Jije Station The Sharp Central City in Pyeongtaek (1,999 households), and Jeil Punggyeongchae Lake City Complex 1 in Yangju (1,246 households).

Gyeonggi Provincial Government

Gyeonggi Provincial Government will present the selected complexes with a certification plaque for exemplary and cooperative management, as well as a commendation from the Governor. In addition, these complexes will be exempt from planned audits conducted by the province for three years, and the government will request cooperation from cities and counties to prioritize these complexes for future residential environment improvement projects targeting aging multi-family housing.

Hong Ilyoung, Director of the Multi-Family Housing Division at Gyeonggi Provincial Government, stated, "Gyeonggi Province will do its utmost to improve residents' quality of life and foster a vibrant community culture." He added, "Although some complexes were not selected this time, they were still recommended as the top choice by their respective cities and counties, so I hope they take pride in this and actively participate again next year."