Yongin City Wins 'Grand Prize' in Gyeonggi-do Housing Administration Evaluation for 2 Consecutive Years

Yongin City Hall

[Asia Economy (Yongin) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Yongin City in Gyeonggi Province has been selected as an excellent housing administration institution for two consecutive years.

Yongin City announced on the 6th that it was awarded the grand prize for two consecutive years in the '2022 Gyeonggi-do Housing Administration Excellent City and County Evaluation' and received the Governor's Commendation.

The province evaluates 31 cities and counties annually to induce sound operation of housing administration and improve the level of housing administration services, selecting excellent institutions.

The evaluation is divided into four areas: housing supply and quality improvement, promotion of excellent housing administration policies, improvement of residential welfare, and revitalization of apartment complex management.

Based on population size, the evaluation is divided into three groups, and the city was selected as an excellent institution in Group 1, receiving the highest award, the grand prize.

Yongin City received high scores for promoting excellent policies to revitalize apartment complexes, including operating a safety management advisory group for small-scale apartment complexes, holding a transparent PET bottle separation competition for apartment complexes, and pilot operation of waste mask resource circulation.

In addition, housing welfare projects such as interest support for multi-child family jeonse loan, brokerage fee support for youth real estate, improvement projects for vulnerable groups' residential environments, and safety experience education were also evaluated as excellent policies.

A city official said, "The efforts made to create a safe residential environment so that residents can live with peace of mind have borne good fruit," adding, "We will continue to develop innovative housing policies that improve citizens' quality of life to make Yongin City a better place to live."

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