Exploring New Real Estate: Riverside Station Central I-Park Overview

The apartment complex, with various unit types, is being built near the Gangbyeon Station, promising convenient accessibility.

### Overview of Gangbyeon Station Central I-Park Apartments and the Application Process
* 🏙️  Gangbyeon Station Central I-Park Apartments are being built near the Lotte Castle Riverside Park, with the area undergoing **urban renewal projects** to construct **new apartments**.
* 🛤️  The location is close to Gangbyeon Station, Techno Mart, and Jamsil, with convenient access to **various areas through Line 2 and major roads**.
* 🏗️  The complex consists of **slightly over 200 units**, divided into **six different housing types** to provide a **variety of options**.
* 📏  The neighboring exclusive 84 units were priced between **1.3 billion and 1.5 billion won**.
* 🏞️  Due to the layout, the top-floor unit 84C is likely to have a **good view**, but the living room feels **narrow** due to the presence of columns.
* 🔑  The apartments are allocated through a lottery system, with **40% for exclusive bankruptcy** and **60% for lottery allocation**.
* 💰  Seoul residents need to have **10 million won in their account** to apply, and there is **no obligation to live in the pre-sale area for a year**.
* 🎁  To participate in an event throughout June, individuals can upload photos of encountering the event hosts, **Yooil and Hyungjin**, with gifts to be distributed through a **draw**.

The picture somehow looks familiar. It feels like I've seen it somewhere. Yes, that's right. I saw it when I applied for Lotte Castle Riverside Park. Actually, I didn't know back then, but right next to it, this place was also going to be built. Mom, sister, let's live by the riverside. I came back to the neighborhood. I used to live near Sindaemun Central I-Park, but now it's Gangbyeon Station Central I-Park. Of course, this time it's Central, right next to Gangbyeon Station. Following the trend these days, if I give you a massage, it will be Riverside Station Central I-Park. The interesting thing is that the neighboring complex used to have the station name attached to its name, but now it has Gangbyeon Station in the complex name. Of course, both are close by. Here, it says Jangyang 1 Promotion Zone, which is the neighboring complex I just mentioned, right on the right.

In this case, the word 대 indicates various designated land uses, including land where houses or shops can be built. Here, along with -3, the land surrounded by a road in a block is the Central Park station that we are looking at together. Originally, there were Han River townhouses, small villas, and detached houses like this, but now they are building apartments through urban renewal projects. Shall we take a look around? If you look at the sign for Gangbyeon Station, you'll see the Techno Mart over there. Many of you may have memories at Dong Seoul Terminal, taking a lot of buses back to Gangwon Province after your vacation. The area still looks the same, but soon it will undergo modernization. They will develop a mixed project at the Shinsegae Plaza, and if you look at the express bus terminal, it used to be called Central City, connected to Shinsegae Department Store. It could look a bit like this.

You might be familiar with it. To distinguish it from Dong Seoul Terminal, this place was called Gangnam Terminal, which is why it's Shinsegae Department Store Gangnam Branch. On the opposite side, what can you see? Right in front, there is Jamsil Cheolgyo Bridge. Jamsil is across the river. The dense complex over there is Parkrio. Seoul Asan Hospital in front of it is also close to us. It might be difficult to say that this is an excellent location, but there is hardly any inconvenience in terms of accessibility to the business district. If you take Line 2, you can go to Euljiro, City Hall, Samsung, and Gangnam all at once. As mentioned earlier, Jamsil is right in front, and it's convenient to use Gangbyeonbuk-ro and Olympic Boulevard. The area where you can see tall buildings is the entrance to Konkuk University. Now, you have some landmarks around you in your head. The size of the complex wasn't that big, and neither was the volume.

There are no compositions. The total is slightly over 200, and it's about the same as the general sale. Fortunately, it's divided into six housing types. It's better to have a bit of competition than to focus on one or two types. By the way, the neighboring exclusive 84 was between 1.3 billion and 1.5 billion won. Let's look at the layout together. By the way, you need to turn to see the cardinal directions correctly. 84 faces the west, but if you are in building 1002, you may only see the neighboring complex. Since the area with the most units is where 84C and N bend, it's likely to be a top-floor type. However, since the apartment itself is only up to 15 floors, it may be a bit difficult to expect a Han River view. That's the surrounding situation. Right? Now, eight units are briefly coming out, and there's a simple living room. The pantry is divided into the corridor and kitchen sides. This time, we have 84B coming out. Above the entrance.

There is another space as big as the front door. Usually, people just have a walk-in closet, but this one is like a half-sized warehouse. There's even a window, so you could just live in there. We will probably compete for the 84C top model. There is a pantry in the middle of the corridor, and there is another one right next to a small room. Overall, this apartment is obsessed with storage space. But it's a bit disappointing that the living room is not open. Of course, 130 is spacious. If you look at the master bedroom, there is a cookie dressing room. But in the middle of the living room, there are five columns. If it had a flexible wall structure instead of just a column, the living room could have been much wider. It's because of those columns that the living room feels narrow. This is an unrestricted area, with 40 points for exclusive bankruptcy and 60 points for allocation through a lottery.

At 130, it's a lottery system 100%, right? Of course, 30% are for non-homeowners. And the important thing is the deposit amount tailored to the area and my place of residence. To apply for 130, what do I need to do? For those living in Seoul, you need to have 10 million won in your account. You can't deposit it now; you have to have it deposited until the announcement is made. Now, the application process is like this: there is no obligation to live for a year in the pre-sale area. People from other regions can also apply, but if there is competition, Seoul residents will be given priority. Find Yooil and Hyungjin to conclude the event. Throughout June, anyone who sees me or discovers me anywhere, whether taking a photo together or taking a picture from afar, please upload it. We will give gifts through a draw. I will leave a link in the pinned comment on where to upload. Please note that photos taken together are preferred for women.

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Recognizing Familiar Places in the Neighborhood

The speaker is revisiting the neighborhood and noticing the development of new residential and commercial complexes.

The area is undergoing modernization with the construction of apartments and mixed-use projects.

There are plans for development and modernization around the Gangbyeon Station and Techno Mart.

The Location and Housing Types of Shinsegae Department Store Gangnam Branch

The department store is located near Jamsil Cheolgyo Bridge and Parkrio, with easy access to the business district and public transportation.

The housing complex offers over 200 units divided into six types, providing a competitive selection.

The prices for the neighboring exclusive units range from 1.

5 billion won, with varying layouts and potential views of the Han River.

Ample Storage Space and Room Layout in a Unique Apartment

The apartment features a half-sized warehouse-like walk-in closet and a pantry, emphasizing ample storage space.

The living room's layout is hindered by five columns, making it feel narrow and less open, affecting the overall impression of the space.

The apartment offers a spacious 130 model with a cookie dressing room in the master bedroom, but the living room's design limits its potential for a wider layout.

Lottery System for Housing Application: Deposit Requirements and Priority Criteria

The housing application for 130 operates on a lottery system, with 30% allocation for non-homeowners.

The deposit amount required is tailored to the area, with Seoul residents needing 10 million won in their account.

Priority is given to Seoul residents in the application process, and there is no obligation to live in the pre-sale area for a year.