LH Launches Main Subscription for Paju Unjeong 3 A20 Block... "Efforts to Promote Supply"

Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) announced on the 4th that it will officially begin the main subscription for Paju Unjeong 3 A20 Block in Gyeonggi Province.

Lee Han-jun, President of Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) (center), is visiting the model house exhibition hall at Paju Unjeong 3 A20 Block in Gyeonggi to check the preparation status. / Photo by LH

According to LH, Paju Unjeong 3 A20 Block is scheduled to have a station opening on the GTX (Great Train Express) Line A nearby, providing excellent accessibility to downtown Seoul. It also offers easy access via the Seoul-Munsan Expressway and Jayuro Road. The living infrastructure includes planned complex commercial facilities, elementary, middle, and high schools, and various amenities within the complex such as a golf practice range, daycare center, care center, and a small library. The average sale price is reasonable compared to surrounding complexes, with approximately 420 million KRW for a 74㎡ exclusive area and about 480 million KRW for an 84㎡ exclusive area.

Excluding the pre-subscription units based on the recruitment announcement, the general subscription quantity is 138 households. Further details can be found on the LH Subscription Plus platform. The model house exhibition hall displays the district location map, complex model, and two unit types (74㎡A2 and 84㎡A2). Starting from 2 PM on the day, the units will be first opened to pre-subscription candidates for three days, then expanded to general subscription candidates. LH also prepared a cyber model house and offers telephone consultations for those who find it difficult to visit the site during the period.

Aerial view of Paju Unjeong 3 A20 Block, Gyeonggi / Photo by LH

Meanwhile, on the same day, LH President Lee Han-jun attended the model house exhibition hall opening ceremony and the public housing supply promotion inspection meeting to review the progress of the main subscription and the expansion of housing supply in the metropolitan area. LH has set a higher housing supply target than last year, aiming to stabilize the housing market with 50,000 construction-type public housing units and 50,000 newly purchased rental units this year. To this end, LH regularly holds public housing supply promotion inspection meetings to check the progress and issues of each project and seek solutions.

At the meeting, President Lee focused on inspecting whether the shortening of land use periods, fast-tracking of complex development and housing design, and shortening of new purchase contract periods are being properly implemented. He stated, "We will devise ways to advance the move-in date of public housing supplied through pre-subscription by even a single day and will minimize the increase in sale prices caused by move-in delays. In particular, for new metropolitan area housing sites to be supplied in the future, we will actively strive to increase floor area ratio and allowable building coverage ratio to lower land costs and ensure that these benefits return to the public."

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