Continuous Supply of Large-Scale Shopping Complexes: Benefits of 'Dongtan Station The Atrium The Place Madang'

- High Potential for Local Landmark Development as Multi-Purpose Spaces Integrating Lifestyle, Culture, and Work
- Dongtan Station The Atrium The Place Madang Draws Attention with Exceptional 6% Rental Yield Offer

In the commercial property market, there is a marked preference for large-scale shopping complexes. These expansive complexes bring together a wide variety of businesses in one place, supported by a large number of stores and extensive total floor area.

This clustering effect increases the time visitors spend on-site and stimulates consumption. It not only results in one-time visits but also encourages repeat visits, making it highly effective for revitalizing commercial complexes.

Furthermore, recently developed large-scale shopping complexes are being created as multi-purpose spaces that go beyond simple shopping functions to include lifestyle conveniences, cultural experiences, and workspaces. As a result, they are highly likely to become landmarks that serve as the center of local commercial districts.

Ultimately, those who purchase and directly operate these complexes can generate stable operating income, while investors are well-positioned to earn steady rental income without concerns about vacancies.

An expert in the real estate industry stated, "Large-scale shopping complexes can serve as core pillars of the local economy, functioning as mixed-use communities that combine commercial, cultural, and work functions. In particular, if there is a systematic mix of business types and a strategy to attract strong brands, there are many cases where these complexes develop into regional landmarks over the long term, which significantly enhances their investment value."

Against this backdrop, large-scale shopping complexes with strong potential to become local landmarks are being supplied in major areas of the Seoul metropolitan area, drawing significant attention.

Daebang Construction is currently selling 'Dongtan Station The Atrium The Place Madang,' a complex with a total of 191 units, located in the SRT·GTX Dongtan Station area of Dongtan 2 New City, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province. As a commercial facility within 'Dongtan Station The Atrium Prestige,' which consists of 531 apartment units, 323 officetel units, and a prime office, it boasts an overwhelming scale and has secured a robust base of fixed demand within the complex, making stable profit generation likely.

Notably, anchor tenants such as Megabox, Olive Young, and Lotte Super have already opened within the complex, attracting customer visits. In addition, various other brands are either already operating or scheduled to open soon, which is expected to accelerate the activation of the complex and generate high returns.

Financial benefits are also being offered to reduce the burden on buyers. For the first time in Dongtan, the complex provides a guaranteed fixed rental income of 6% per annum for up to five years (limited to designated units) and support for 5% of mortgage loan interest for two years (limited to designated units), with buyers able to choose one of the two benefits. In addition, the first-floor sale price starts at approximately 12 million won per 3.3 square meters, making it a reasonable investment compared to surrounding market prices. The initial investment burden is also reduced with a 10% down payment and 90% balance payment. Immediate move-in upon contract is possible, enabling quick realization of returns, and up to three months of free lease period is also offered.

SK Ecoplant is supplying 'Gangdong Station SK Leaders View Atrium,' a complex with a total of 118 units (one basement floor, ground floors 1-2), in Gil-dong, Gangdong-gu, Seoul. The complex enjoys a double-station location, with Gangdong Station and Gil-dong Station on Subway Line 5 within a 500-meter radius. With approximately 5,000 households in the surrounding area and a floating population of about 140,000, stable operation is expected. The complex features a 1,000-square-meter Greennity Garden (a central courtyard-style garden) and applies a European-style facade design, further enhancing the unique character of this street-type commercial facility. It is expected to become a new hotspot combining shopping and culture.

Lotte Construction plans to begin sales in September for the 'Jamsil Le El Complex Commercial Facility,' which comprises a total of 220 units in Sincheon-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul. This is the first complex commercial facility directly connected to Jamsil Station. Jamsil Station is a major transfer hub in southeastern Seoul, where Subway Lines 2 and 8 intersect, and is adjacent to Lotte World Tower, Seokchon Lake, Olympic Park, and Songpa-gu Office, ensuring a high volume of foot traffic that is favorable for the activation of the complex.

Additionally, as a corner complex located at the Songpa-gu Office intersection, it boasts excellent visibility and accessibility. The complex has secured a fixed demand base with 1,865 households within Jamsil Le El, and the surrounding area is densely populated with more than 12,000 households, including 2,678 households in 'Jamsil Raemian I-Park' and 6,864 households in 'Parkrio.' Furthermore, there is a steady floating population from Songpa-gu Office, the National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives, Bangi-dong Food Alley, and Lotte Tower tourism demand.

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