Seoul City Party Committee to "Utilize Semi-Industrial Zones and Returned U.S. Military Sites for Youth Housing"
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The Seoul Chapter of the Democratic Party of Korea held a meeting of the Special Committee on Housing Supply Policy at the National Assembly on the 10th to discuss measures to expand the supply of public housing for the housing stability of young people and newlywed couples. During the meeting, proposals were made to utilize the former U.S. Transportation Corps site in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, which was returned by the U.S. military, as a public site …
The Special Committee on Housing Supply Policy of the Democratic Party of Korea's Seoul Chapter announced that opinions were raised suggesting that affordable housing for young people should be continuously supplied to ensure housing stability for youth and newlyweds by utilizing sites around Yongsan Park, such as Camp Kim, as well as semi-industrial areas within Seoul and the lifting of greenbelt restrictions. The committee held a "Youth and Ne…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Park Kyung-jun and Choi Ju-sung = The Seoul branch of the Democratic Party of Korea held a meeting of the Special Committee on Housing Supply Policy at the National Assembly on the 10th and discussed housing supply measures.
It has been reported that the Democratic Party of Korea is considering a plan to supply at least 13,000 to 20,000 units of housing for young people on the main site within the Yongsan U.S. military return site. The party plans to convey this information to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and address it during the scheduled interpellation session with the government. On the 10th, the Seoul branch of the Democratic Party held a …
The Democratic Party of Korea has launched a so-called "all-out effort" to supply housing for young people, including securing land and reforming related systems.
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