Anyang City Provides Up to 12 Million KRW for Repairing Old Houses

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Anyang City in Gyeonggi Province is promoting a home repair support project targeting aging detached houses located in declining areas under the Urban Regeneration Act and areas released from the Manan Redevelopment Promotion District.

The target areas include 24 neighborhoods out of the 31 neighborhoods in the city, excluding Anyang 6-dong, part of Seoksu 2-dong (around Seoksu Station), Bisan 2-dong, Burim-dong, and areas without detached houses (Buheung-dong, Dalan-dong, Pyeongan-dong, Beomgye-dong).

Anyang City will select 30 detached houses in the target areas that have been approved for use for more than 20 years and have a publicly announced housing price of 900 million KRW or less, supporting 90% of the home repair costs, up to a maximum of 12 million KRW.

The scope of home repair work includes roofing, exterior walls, insulation, waterproofing, and facility construction. For semi-basement detached houses, installation of flood prevention facilities such as waterproof curtains and replacement of operable security windows are also included.

Additionally, applications for support are possible for landscape improvement works such as fence and gate renovation, creating parking lots after fence demolition, and creating flower beds or rest areas visible to the general public.

Owners of aging detached houses wishing to apply for support can visit Anyang City Hall and submit application forms from the 15th to the 29th of this month.

Anyang City will prioritize vulnerable residential groups or owners of semi-basement detached houses (if the actual resident lives there), conduct on-site investigations, and announce the final recipients around May.

Mayor Choi Jae-ho of Anyang said, "We will continue to do our best to create a pleasant and safe residential environment that can improve the quality of life for our citizens."

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