Seoul has completed the first residential complex under its Mojo Housing program, replacing Hanyang Row Houses in Gwangjin District with four 15-story buildings containing 215 units. The project increased the original 99 homes by 116 after the city applied special review standards to a 9,878-square-meter site that fell below the 10,000-square-meter redevelopment threshold. Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon said 137 Mojo Town districts, which combine multiple Mojo Housing projects, are under way across the city. In Gwangjin District, housing across the relevant areas is planned to increase from 8,362 units to 12,526, while residents have raised concerns about density, coordination with neighboring developments and the financial burden of additional contributions.