Daegu City Invites Applications for Apartment Community Project... Up to 4.5 Million Won Support for 10 Complexes

Projects for Resident Unity, Hobbies, and Health
Seodaegu Youngmu Yedaeum Sets a Model Example

The Daegu city government announced on March 11 that it will launch the “2026 Apartment Community Revitalization Project” and publicly recruit participating complexes to foster a happy residential community culture based on communication and consideration.

This project is an annual public contest designed to support various programs planned and participated in directly by apartment residents, aiming to spread a warm community culture where neighbors live together in harmony.

Daegu City Hall Dongin Office Building

The project targets apartment complexes in Daegu subject to mandatory management, and supports community activities such as eco-friendly practices and experiences, communication and resident unity, hobbies and startups, education and childcare, health and exercise, as well as neighbor assistance and social service.

This year, Daegu plans to select about 10 complexes and provide up to 4.5 million won in project funding per apartment complex. In particular, to prevent repeated participation by the same complexes and to encourage new participants, the maximum number of participations is limited to three times, and the self-funding ratio is differentially applied from 20% to 40% depending on the number of participations, so that more apartment complexes can participate.

Last year, out of a total of 37 project applications, 11 projects with high public interest and resident participation were selected and supported, leading to high satisfaction among the residents.

In particular, “Seodaegu Youngmu Yedaeum,” which was selected as the best apartment complex, carried out a no-smoking campaign and a “Anabada” event, which helped reduce complaints related to smoking and contributed to creating a healthy living environment, while also achieving results in spreading a culture of eco-friendly practices such as reducing household waste, setting a model example for other apartment complexes.

Apartment complexes wishing to participate in the project can apply in person or by mail to the Housing Division at Daegu City (Sangyeok Office) from March 23 to April 21. Daegu City will review the applications in May, finalize the list of recipients, and provide project funding starting in June.

Kim Myungsoo, head of the Housing Division of Daegu City, stated, “The innovative ideas discovered directly by residents will serve as the foundation for building a community full of respect and communication,” adding, “We ask for your interest and participation in this public contest to help spread a warm neighborly culture.”

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