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Gyeongbuk Provincial Development Corporation is expanding the supply of purchase rental housing for the residentially vulnerable in the province and is strengthening rental support through an agreement with Yeongju City.
Gyeongbuk Provincial Development Corporation announced on the 22nd that it is recruiting tenants for the 42nd purchase-lease house in Yeongju City.
The house located in Gaheung-dong, Yeongju-si consists of 18 youth type, 16 newlywed/newborn type, and 8 general type.
You can apply if you are a member of a household without a home and meet certain income and asset requirements, and depending on the requirements for each type, you can reside for up to 30 years.
In order to reduce the burden of housing costs on the underprivileged, the corporation set the rent at a low level of 30-50% of the market price.
In addition, through an agreement with Yeongju City to create a marriage, childbirth, and child-rearing friendly environment, 50% of the rent is additionally supported, lowering the actual burden on residents to the maximum 'half price'.
Youth-oriented housing will be equipped with basic home appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners to ease the initial housing burden on young people.
The houses supplied this time are newly built rental houses located in the living area of Jiaxing New Town. It has a pleasant natural environment provided by nearby Seocheon and waterside parks, and a road network close to Gaheung Intersection and Yeongju Station.
Those wishing to move in can check out the supplied housing directly from the 23rd to October 6th, and applications will be accepted over two days from October 7th to 8th.
In-person applications can be made at the Gaheung 1-dong Administrative Welfare Center, and postal applications can be sent by registered mail to the Gyeongbuk Provincial Development Corporation.
Details can be found in the notice on the rental notice bulletin board on the Gyeongbuk Provincial Development Corporation website (www.gbdc.co.kr).
Lee Jae-hyuk, CEO of the Gyeongbuk Provincial Development Corporation, said, "We are continuously working to provide quality housing at an affordable price through the supply of purchased rental housing. This time, with support from Yeongju City, we have been able to further lower the burden of housing costs for young people, newlyweds, and households with newborns."
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After the recruitment of tenants closes, the contract process will proceed and move-in will begin around mid-October.
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