Mojatown Integrated Review Passed in Myeonmok 5-dong, Jungnang-gu... 2,110 Mojajutaek Units to be Supplied

Passed with Approval of Moa Town Management Plan Revision at the 20th Small-scale Housing Maintenance Integrated Review Subcommittee on the 19th
Strengthening Feasibility by Upgrading Zoning to Type 3... Focus on Creating a Safe Residential Environment Including Road Widening

Jungnang-gu (Mayor Ryu Kyung-gi) is set to newly develop the area around 152-1, Myeonmok 5-dong into a Moa Housing complex consisting of a total of 2,110 households.

At the 20th Small-scale Housing Maintenance Integrated Deliberation Subcommittee meeting held on the 19th, the Moa Town management plan for the area around 152-1, Myeonmok 5-dong was approved with modifications, and the project is expected to proceed in earnest.

Moa Town is a redevelopment project that consolidates old low-rise residential areas within 100,000㎡ to build apartment complexes.

The area is a densely populated low-rise residential district with 79% of buildings being old, featuring many dead-end roads and aging detached houses, and lacking parking spaces, resulting in poor living conditions.

With the approval of this Moa Town management plan, the number of households will increase by 1,161 from the existing 949, totaling 2,110 households. Eight existing street housing maintenance projects will be expanded and integrated into five Moa Housing complexes.

This management plan focuses on creating a safe and pleasant residential environment for residents by enhancing project feasibility through upgrading the zoning from the existing Type 2 (up to 7 floors) to Type 3, expanding road widths from 6m to 14m to improve pedestrian safety, among other measures.

Additionally, the plan includes expanding and relocating parks along main roads and encouraging street-type commercial spaces along living streets to revitalize the commercial district.

Ryu Kyung-gi, Mayor of Jungnang-gu, stated, “Thanks to the passion and efforts of the residents of Myeonmok 5-dong, this project has come to fruition,” and added, “We will support the swift and smooth progress of future housing development projects to create an environment where residents can live more safely and conveniently.”

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