Seoul conditionally approved its first pilot project to prepare a revised Moa Town management plan and individual Moa Housing implementation plans in parallel, reducing the period from site selection to integrated project review by 18 months. The second Integrated Review Committee for Small-Scale Housing Maintenance approved the plans on the 11th for an area around 972, Siheung 3-dong, in Geumcheon-gu. The three-zone project will create 11 buildings of up to 20 stories containing 586 homes, including 118 public rental units, an increase of 275 from the existing 311. Seoul is easing floor limits in the Second General Residential Zone, offering floor area ratio incentives for rental housing and maintenance infrastructure, and relaxing building-height restrictions. A Special Construction Zone will link the complexes through underground parking, coordinated art installations and connected external spaces. Road widening, street-level shared facilities, improved school-route safety and terrain-sensitive land development are also planned, with street activation linked to the nearby Jungang Ironware Market redevelopment.