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Seongsu Residents Prioritize Practicality in Redevelopment Plans

Global Economic Times Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-14 16:20:00
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Seoul, South Korea – As apartment complexes increasingly become a cornerstone of community life, residents of Seoul's Seongsu Strategic Redevelopment Zone 1 have expressed clear preferences for their future community facilities.

A recent survey conducted by the Seongsu 1 Zone Redevelopment Project Association revealed that residents prioritize practical amenities over luxury features. When asked to select their top three preferred community facilities, respondents overwhelmingly chose a fitness center, followed by breakfast services, saunas, and indoor swimming pools.

"The results of our survey clearly show that residents are seeking a balance between comfort and functionality," said [Name], a representative of the Seongsu 1 Zone Redevelopment Project Association. "While luxurious amenities like infinity pools and movie theaters are appealing, basic necessities like a well-equipped gym and a convenient place to start the day with breakfast are non-negotiable."

This trend aligns with recent developments in high-end residential complexes in the Gangnam district, where breakfast services have become a standard offering. The survey also found that residents are willing to invest in high-quality finishes and options, indicating a desire for upscale living spaces.

Despite the preference for practical amenities, a significant portion of respondents also expressed interest in a sky lounge, given the area's proximity to the Han River. However, more extravagant features such as private studios, boutique cinemas, and kids' cafes ranked lower in terms of preference.

The Seongsu redevelopment project, one of the largest in Seoul, is expected to transform the area with the construction of approximately 9,428 residential units. The project has received approval from the Seoul city government and is currently moving forward.

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