DL E&C said on the 23rd that it plans to launch sales in July for 'e-Pyeonhansesang Bundang First Village,' which is being developed in Dongwon-dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do.
e-Pyeonhansesang Bundang First Village will be offered to newlywed couples, including expectant newlyweds, and single-parent households that meet the eligibility requirements for Newlywed Hope Town.
The complex will consist of 1,400 households in total. Of those, 933 units will be sold as public housing, excluding 467 long-term rental units supplied by Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH).
All units will be small to mid-sized, with exclusive floor areas of 60 square meters or less.
The unit mix includes 274 units of 51m2A, 348 units of 55m2A, 134 units of 55m2B, 167 units of 59m2A, and 10 terrace-type 59m2T units, reflecting a range of housing needs.
The complex is laid out mainly toward the southwest and southeast, and more than 82% of the units are of the slab type, which helps maximize natural light and ventilation.
Inside the units, DL E&C's signature C2 House design will be applied, featuring an expanded kitchen art wall, wide kitchen windows, and an entryway pantry. The Smart Clean & Care Solution, a fine-dust reduction system, will also be introduced to improve residential comfort.
The development will also include childcare infrastructure tailored to Newlywed Hope Town.
Plans call for a two-story public daycare center and an expanded community care center within the complex. Noise-reduction design between floors and thick floor soundproofing materials have also been applied to improve convenience for households with infants and young children.
The landscaping will center on e-Pyeonhansesang's signature landscape brand, De Poem, with rest areas and walking paths placed throughout the complex to create a pleasant living environment.
Community facilities will include the De Poem Cafe, a fitness center, an indoor golf practice range, a screen golf room, a GX room, and a guest house, supporting residents' leisure and cultural activities.
Residents will be able to use the Shared-profit mortgage, a policy loan designed exclusively for Newlywed Hope Town, and the loan-to-value ratio (LTV) will be applied at up to 70%.
Unlike ordinary mortgage loans, the project is not subject to Debt Service Ratio (DSR) regulations, which can reduce the initial funding burden. With a fixed interest rate of 1.3% and repayment terms of up to 30 years, it is expected to ease long-term financial pressure.
