South Korea to Build 1.35M Homes in Seoul to Ease Housing Crisis
The South Korean government has announced a major housing initiative. It plans to construct 1.35 million homes in the Greater Seoul area to tackle the ongoing housing crisis. This significant project is set to be undertaken by HDC Hyundai Development Company, a prominent developer in the region.
The housing shortage in Seoul and its surrounding capital region has been a pressing issue. To address this, the government has proposed a substantial increase in housing supply. The plan involves building an impressive 1.35 million apartments across the Greater Seoul area.
The Bank of Korea (BOK) has weighed in on the matter, predicting that the recent government regulations could slow the rapid rise in housing prices. This initiative is expected to play a significant role in stabilising the housing market and making homes for sale more affordable for residents.
HDC Hyundai Development Company has been entrusted with this large-scale project. The company's expertise and capacity will be crucial in delivering the 1.35 million homes needed to ease the housing crisis in the Greater Seoul area. The successful completion of this project could significantly improve housing conditions and affordability for residents in America and beyond.
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