Affordable Housing Initiative: Empowering Young People in Hwasun

Hwasun offers 10,000 won houses to young people, aiding independence and population retention in rural areas.

### Young People's Dream of Independence: Hwasun's 10,000 Won House Project
* 🏠  The "**10,000 won house**" project offers a **66m² two-room, one-bathroom house** that can be lived in for **up to 6 years**, with a **monthly rent of 10,000 won** plus additional management fees.
* 🎉  In Hwasun County, Jeollanam-do, about **530 people gathered for the draw**, and the competition rate for the year's housing was **12 to 1**.
* 👮‍♂️  To ensure a fair draw, even the police were **involved in the process**.
* 💬  Winners expressed their **joy and gratitude**, with one saying, "**Ah, thank you, I love you**".
* 💰  The **10 million won housing deposit** burdened by the military is **48 million won per household**, and the budget comes from the **central government's population decline fund**.
* 📦  The project aims to help young people move into apartments without worrying about housing deposits, and it has expanded to other regions such as **Chungnam Province** and **Seoul's Dongjak**.
* 🏡  The "**10,000 won house**" project is expected to contribute to **retaining the younger generation** in areas facing depopulation.

I'm sure it will work out. I think it's great to be able to live in a place with good air in Hwasun. It seems like I can be independent. I came out with the purpose of independence. Yes, if it goes well, that's great, and if not, it's okay. It's a mindset of not expecting too much. The earnest goal of challengers is to win a 10,000 won house. It's a house where you can live for up to 6 years, paying a monthly rent of 10,000 won plus additional management fees. It is a project where the local government takes over the apartment lease contract and provides it to newlyweds and young people for a mere 10,000 won. This event is the day of the draw for the 10,000 won houses in Hwasun County, Jeollanam-do, the pioneer of this project. Grab attended to draw their order of selection. About 530 people who passed the document screening are gathered with tense expressions. The competition rate for the year's housing is 12 to 1. To ensure a fair draw, even the police were involved. [MUSIC] It's over. Alright, how great is it? It's really great, right? How do you feel? Oh, I was three years old all the time.

The sunlight didn't come in, but now I can live looking at the sunlight, so the monthly rent kept going back and forth between 30 and 40, thinking about what to do. Should I buy a house from here now? Can I also pick a car? I'm good, I know, I know. How do you feel? It's so good. Could you say one word that you couldn't say usually? Ah, I'm not good at this kind of thing. Ah, thank you, I love you. If you hadn't passed the exam, you could have missed the chance. Since there's a good policy, give it a try once, and the path to the road to independence finally opened. I thought you would like it since you got your own house. How did it go? You fell, didn't you? [MUSIC] You made it, didn't you? You made it, didn't you? No, the winners who broke through fierce competition.

I visited a place where you can live for 10,000 won. Inside this large apartment complex, there are scattered houses rented by military personnel. It consists of two 66m² rooms and one bathroom, perfect for a single-person household. When did you move in? Oh, we drew lots around October last year and moved in November. This is the living room, and I always live with my partner after work. This is now a really relaxing space. I can sleep, get ready for work, play games, and enjoy my hobbies a little bit. Even though I put the dryer and washing machine on the balcony together, I wasn't scolded. It's much wider than I thought, so I was quite confused about how to decorate it. We drink together here, have coffee, and live with my parents. When I return the freedom that I couldn't enjoy at that time, I don't know what to do now. I'm thinking of putting a lot of money in savings with the money I would use for monthly rent or something like that.

I'm saving my life by just keeping it as it is. There are quite a few neighbors and cousins who won the same apartment. Where are you going? I'm going to deliver kimchi to my friend. Linda, do you interact a lot with kimchi? Yes, we do it very often. In the neighborhood, young people are starting businesses when they see young people moving to the area. I think there are more people who can work among the young people. The 10 million won housing deposit burdened by the military is 48 million won per household, and the budget comes from the central government's population decline fund. Last year, Baekho was supplied in Hwaseong-gun, and thanks to that, 48 young people moved in from other areas. The same project started in the area, and recently, it has expanded to Chungnam Province and Seoul's Dongjak. Young people can move into apartments without worrying, without paying a deposit, and 100 households were completed last year, and 100 households this year as well. The mayor of the county

It must feel good to see your planned business doing so well. I am quite innovative. Why is the monthly rent 10,000 won? I wanted to just give it to young people or newlyweds for 10,000 won, but it violates the election law. So, when it is approved by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, I just give it for 10,000 won. Can a 10,000 won house be an attractive solution to retain the younger generation in areas facing depopulation? Please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments. This video was produced by Shin Seon-min. If you press the subscribe button now, you can watch new Kram videos every day without missing them. Don't forget to press the like button.

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The 10,000 Won House Project in Hwasun County

A local government in Hwasun County, Jeollanam-do, initiated a project to provide affordable housing for young people and newlyweds.

The project offers the opportunity to live in these houses for up to 6 years with a monthly rent of 10,000 won, attracting a high competition rate of 12 to 1.

The initiative has successfully provided a path to independence for the winners, significantly impacting their lives.

Affordable Military Housing in a Large Apartment Complex

Military personnel can live in a spacious 66m² house for 10,000 won, with a lottery system for allocation.

The housing provides a relaxing space for residents, allowing for various activities and the freedom to decorate.

The affordable rent cost also offers the opportunity to save money for the future.

Government-funded Housing Project Supporting Young People

A government-funded housing project in South Korea is alleviating the financial burden on young people by providing apartments without requiring a housing deposit.

The project has successfully attracted many young residents to the area, and it is now expanding to other regions, including Chungnam Province and Seoul's Dongjak.

The initiative has completed 100 households last year and is set to complete another 100 households this year, providing more opportunities for young people to own homes.

Offering 10,000 Won Housing to Combat Depopulation

A business owner planned to offer housing for 10,000 won to young people and newlyweds, but it initially violated election laws.

The plan is now awaiting approval from the Ministry of Health and Welfare to proceed.

This initiative aims to provide an attractive solution to retain the younger generation in areas facing depopulation, potentially making a positive impact.