Seoul merges three Hongje-dong villages into 2,520-unit redevelopment zone

  • Seoul merged Gaemi Village, Munhwa Village and former Hongje District 4 into one redevelopment project.
  • About 2,520 homes are planned, with buildings reaching 30 stories and 30,000 square meters of Inwangsan hillside restored as parkland.
  • Across Seoul, 163 of 389 previously abandoned sites have resumed redevelopment or Moa Town projects since 2021, representing 128,550 planned homes.

Seoul confirmed a fast-track redevelopment plan merging Gaemi Village, Munhwa Village and former Hongje District 4 in Hongje-dong, Seodaemun-gu, into one project with about 2,520 homes in buildings of up to 30 stories. The plan includes restoring approximately 30,000 square meters of damaged Inwangsan hillside as parkland, preserving key roads and walking routes, adding access beneath the Inner Circular Road and creating two 20-meter-wide mountain view corridors. The project reflects a broader revival of stalled Seoul redevelopment: 163 of 389 sites previously removed from redevelopment designation have resumed redevelopment or Moa Town projects since 2021, with 128,550 homes planned, supported by zoning upgrades, Fast Track Planning and improved resident consent.

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