Hyundai E&C launches 1,779-unit housing project in Pyeongtaek — Korea Herald

Hyundai Engineering & Construction has launched the Hillstate Godeok Ellist housing project with 1,779 apartments in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, near the Samsung Electronics campus. This was reported by the Korea Herald.

Two sections of the complex

The complex will be located in the Godeok International New Town, in the Godeok Internationalization District. The project covers two sites: Block A12 will include 942 apartments in buildings up to 23 stories high, while Block A65 will have 837 apartments in buildings up to 27 stories high.

Each apartment will have an area of 84 square meters. Most units will feature layouts with four sections along the facade to improve natural lighting and ventilation. Each apartment will include a multipurpose room, while some layouts will feature large walk-in closets and storage rooms near the entrance. Private storage spaces for large household items are also planned for residents.

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Infrastructure and transport

The complex's shared facilities will include a fitness center, an indoor golf practice area, a group exercise room, and a library. Facilities for childcare and elderly care, as well as community social service facilities, are also planned.

Transport connections will be provided by Seojeong-ri Station on Seoul Subway Line 1 and Pyeongtaek Jije Station on the SRT high-speed railway. A bus rapid transit stop is planned near the complex.

Minse Elementary School, Minse Middle School, and Songtan High School operate nearby. New elementary and middle schools, as well as an education town expected to include an international school, are also planned. According to Hyundai Engineering & Construction, the apartments will be subject to South Korea's price ceiling system for new housing.