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Incheon Economic Zone Eyes $1.06 Billion in Revenue Through Strategic Songdo Land Sales

Min Gyu Mi Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-07 11:52:23
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INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA – The Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority (IFEZA) has announced its ambitious plan to auction off 17 prime parcels of land within the highly sought-after Songdo International City this year. The strategic land sale initiative encompasses a substantial 479,000 square meters (approximately 118.3 acres) and is projected to generate an estimated 1.4359 trillion Korean won (approximately $1.06 billion USD) based on current appraisal values.

The diverse portfolio of land plots caters to a wide range of development purposes, including:

Neighborhood Living Facilities: 5 parcels, intended for commercial and convenience amenities serving local residents.
Industrial Sites: 4 parcels, earmarked for manufacturing, logistics, and other industrial activities, fostering economic growth and job creation.
Educational Institutions: 3 parcels, designated for the development of schools and educational facilities to support the growing international community in Songdo.
International Business District: 2 parcels, strategically located within Songdo's core business area, ideal for corporate headquarters, multinational offices, and related commercial ventures.
Mixed-Use Developments: 2 parcels, allowing for the integration of residential and commercial spaces, promoting vibrant urban environments.
Residential Housing: 1 parcel, allocated for the development of multi-family housing units to meet the increasing demand for quality living spaces in Songdo.
IFEZA has already secured an initial sale, with a 4,160 square meter industrial plot in Block 4 being sold through a private treaty to an automotive parts manufacturer for approximately 3.24 billion won (around $2.4 million USD) in January. This early success underscores the continued interest in Songdo as a prime investment destination.

However, not all parcels have seen immediate success. The prime international business lots in Blocks 8 B1 and B2 encountered setbacks with two unsuccessful bidding rounds. IFEZA remains optimistic and has announced plans for a re-tender process for these strategically important sites within the first half of 2025. These parcels are expected to attract significant interest due to their prime location within Songdo's bustling international business district.

An IFEZA official commented on the significance of this land sale initiative, stating, "The successful sale of these land parcels is crucial for the continued development and financial stability of the Incheon Free Economic Zone. We anticipate securing approximately 650 billion won (around $480 million USD) in revenue this year if the sales proceed according to our plan. These funds will be reinvested into infrastructure development and further initiatives to enhance Songdo's attractiveness as a global business and residential hub. We are committed to executing all related procedures efficiently and transparently."

This ambitious land sale underscores IFEZA's proactive strategy to attract investment, diversify Songdo's economic base, and further solidify its position as a leading international city in Northeast Asia. The variety of land uses offered aims to create a well-balanced and sustainable urban environment, catering to the needs of businesses, residents, and educational institutions alike. Industry observers will be closely watching the upcoming re-bidding process for the international business district parcels as a key indicator of investor confidence in the region.

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