Yangpyeong Station Hallabibaldy Rendering (Provided by Hallabibaldy)

Yangpyeong Station Hallabibaldy Rendering (Provided by Hallabibaldy)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hye-min] 'Yangpyeong Station Hanla Vivaldi,' which attracted over 14,000 applicants and recorded the highest competition rate of 32.7 to 1, will hold official contracts for five days starting from the 23rd.


This complex, built by Hanla in Yanggeun-ri, Yangpyeong-eup, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi Province, consists of 16 buildings ranging from 2 basement floors to 20 above-ground floors, with exclusive areas of 59㎡ to 98㎡, totaling 1,602 households, making it the largest apartment complex in Yangpyeong.


Hanla received first-priority subscription applications on the 4th, with 14,040 applicants for 1,039 general sale units, recording an average subscription competition rate of 13.5 to 1. The highest competition rate was for the 98㎡ type, with 1,112 applicants for 34 units.


A Hanla representative stated, "As a non-regulated area, interest from housing demanders has increased, and the recent expansion of transportation networks allowing commuting to the metropolitan area also had an impact."


Yangpyeong Station Hanla Vivaldi is located in a station area accessible on foot to Yangpyeong Station on the KTX and Gyeongui-Jungang Line. Using the KTX, it takes about 20 minutes from Yangpyeong Station to Seoul Cheongnyangni Station.


Yangpyeong is a non-regulated area in the metropolitan region, where non-homeowners can receive a maximum loan-to-value ratio of 70% for mortgage loans. Even multi-homeowners can obtain loans when purchasing a house. Acquisition tax surcharges do not apply to non-homeowners and single-homeowners. Resale is possible six months after the contract.



Contracts will be conducted at the model house located in Yanggeun-ri, Yangpyeong-eup, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi Province.


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

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