HDC Hyundai Development Company and Lotte Construction to Launch Sales of 'Banjeong I-Park Castle' in Hwaseong This Month

Banjeong I-Park Castle

[Asia Economy Reporter Donghyun Choi] HDC Hyundai Development Company announced on the 6th that it has opened a cyber model house for 'Banjeong I-Park Castle,' which is being built in Banjeong-dong, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi Province, in collaboration with Lotte Construction, and has officially started the sales process.

This complex consists of two phases located in the areas of 621-101 and 621-87, Banjeong-dong. Phase 4 consists of 14 buildings ranging from 2 basement floors to 17 above-ground floors, with 986 units sized between 59 and 105㎡ (exclusive area). Phase 5 consists of 20 buildings ranging from 3 basement floors to 19 above-ground floors, with 1,378 units sized between 59 and 156㎡. By size, the units are distributed as follows: ▲59㎡ 361 units ▲75㎡ 704 units ▲84㎡ 1,156 units ▲103㎡ 2 units ▲105㎡ 124 units ▲112㎡ 2 units ▲119㎡ 3 units ▲121㎡ 3 units ▲130㎡ 7 units ▲156㎡ 2 units.

The complex is located within the Yeongtong-gu living area of Suwon City, allowing residents to enjoy well-established infrastructure. Within about a 15-minute walk are Emart Traders (Suwon Sindong branch) and within a 2.5 km radius are Lotte Mart (Gwonsun branch), Emart (Suwon branch), NC Department Store (Suwon branch), Megabox (Suwon branch), and Suwon Fish Market, making shopping and cultural facilities easily accessible.

The residential environment is also pleasant. Residents can walk to Geulbitnuri Park, a 45,000㎡ park featuring a grass plaza, children's forest playground, and Mangpo Geulbit Library. Jiseong Park is also nearby. Regarding educational conditions, an elementary school site is planned within Mangpo 4 District, enabling future walking commutes. The Yeongtong Academy District, developed around Yeongtong-gu Office, Mangpo Station, and Yeongtong Station, is about a 10-minute drive away.

Transportation is convenient. Within 2 km of the complex are Mangpo Station and Maetan Gwonsun Station on the Suin-Bundang Line, allowing direct travel to the Gangnam area without transfers. Suwon Station, a transfer station for the KTX Gyeongbu Line, Line 1, and Suin-Bundang Line, is reachable within about 10 minutes. From Mangpo Station, Yeongtong Station is just one stop away, providing access to the Indeokwon?Dongtan double-track railway (scheduled to open in 2026). Additionally, access to Deokyeong-daero, National Road No. 1, Gyeongbu Expressway, Yongin?Seoul Expressway, and Yeongdong Expressway is easy.

Proximity to workplaces is also expected to generate demand. Samsung Digital City Suwon Campus, where Samsung Electronics headquarters is located, is about 2 km from the complex. Samsung Electronics Nano City Hwaseong Campus and Giheung Campus are also reachable within about 15 minutes by car. A sales official explained, “Although it belongs to the Yeongtong living area of Suwon City, administratively it is Hwaseong City, so more relaxed regulations apply, attracting high interest from nearby residents. Since it is developed through an urban development project, residents can enjoy well-organized infrastructure in the surrounding area.”

The area where this complex is being built forms a total of 5,973 units of the I-Park Castle brand town, including Yeongtong I-Park Castle Phases 1 and 2 (2,945 units), which completed move-in early last year, Yeongtong I-Park Castle Phase 3 (664 units), which completed sales last July, and this current sales project (2,364 units).

The subscription schedule starts with special supply on the 16th, followed by first priority for local residents on the 17th, first priority for others on the 18th, and second priority on the 19th. The announcement of winners will be held on the 25th for Phase 5 and on the 26th for Phase 4. Contracts with the winners are scheduled to take place from December 11 to 21.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.