2300 Households Including 'Ssangyong The Platinum Omokcheon Station' for Sale in the Second Week of March

[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Dong-hyun] As the spring housing market kicks into full gear, 2,300 households nationwide will be available for subscription in the second week of March.

According to real estate research firm Dr. Apartment, from the 9th to the 14th, 2,385 households across six complexes nationwide will open for subscription. Model homes will open at six locations.

On the 10th, subscription applications will begin at four locations: Suwon Ssangyong The Platinum Omokcheon Station, Geomdan New Town Daesung Berhill, Cheonan Cheongdang Seohee Starhills, and Goheung Seungwon Pellice The First.

Ssangyong The Platinum Omokcheon Station is a complex redeveloped by Ssangyong Construction in Gwonseon 113-12 district, Omokcheon-dong, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do. It consists of units sized 39 to 84㎡ (exclusive area), with a total of 930 households, of which 713 are for general sale.

Geomdan New Town Daesung Berhill is a complex built by DS General Construction in AB3-1 block, Dangha-dong, Seo-gu, Incheon, offering 745 households sized 84 to 110㎡.

On the 11th, subscription applications will begin at two locations: Ssangyong The Platinum Jamsil (officetel) and Forena Busan Deokcheon.

Forena Busan Deokcheon is a complex redeveloped by Hanwha Construction in Deokcheon 2-1 district, Deokcheon-dong, Buk-gu, Busan, with a total of 636 households sized 59 to 84㎡, of which 294 households sized 59 to 74㎡ are for general sale.

There are six model homes scheduled to open this week. On the 13th, six locations will open: Incheon Hillstate Bupyeong, Incheon Hillstate Songdo The Sky (mixed-use residential and officetel), Busan Ssangyong The Platinum Haeundae (mixed-use residential and officetel), and Yeosu Daekwang Roseviang Centum29 (mixed-use residential), among others.

However, Incheon Hillstate Bupyeong, Incheon Hillstate Songdo The Sky (mixed-use residential and officetel), and Busan Ssangyong The Platinum Haeundae (mixed-use residential and officetel) have canceled model house visits and replaced them with virtual model homes to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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