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Pilot districts and redevelopment plans in Korea’s first-generation new towns

Use an actual pilot district selection to identify the records needed to assess priorities and costs for a complex.

Updated Nov 8, 2026

What records are needed to estimate costs for a complex after pilot district selection?
Verified facts

Announcement of pilot district selection

On 2024-11-27 the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced 13 pilot districts in Bundang, Ilsan, Pyeongchon, Jungdong and Sanbon. It subsequently issued guidelines for preparing special redevelopment plans for aging planned cities.

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Interpretation

Evidence to check at each project stage

Pilot selection identifies areas to advance first. Estimating additional units and costs for a complex calls for the applicable floor area ratio and infrastructure requirements in the district plan. Relocation support and transport measures are also relevant when considering moving costs and project timelines.

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Limitations

Selection and final owner contributions

The selection announcement does not give final household contributions or occupancy dates. Costs and timelines may change with plans, permits, construction prices and sales terms. The date here marks the selection announcement.

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Sources

  1. MOLIT | New town pilot district selectionAccessed Nov 8, 2026
  2. MOLIT | Special redevelopment planning guidelinesAccessed Nov 8, 2026
  3. MOLIT | Relocation support and regional transport measuresAccessed Nov 8, 2026