• Seoul, Korea
• Aug 2018 to Dec 2020
• 30 stories above ground and 2 below, 13 buildings,
1,062 housing units
• Pyeongtaek, Korea
• Dec 2022 to Nov 2025
•2 underground floors to 29 above-ground floors,
10 buildings, a total of 995 households
• Jeju, Korea
• Nov 2022 to Oct 2025
•1 underground floors to 5 above-ground floors,
29 buildings, a total of 503 households
• Cheongju, Korea
• Jun 2022 to Sep 2025
•2 underground floors to 29 above-ground floors,
21 buildings, a total of 1,849 households
• Busan, Korea
• Oct 2022 to May 2025
•2 underground floors to 27 above-ground floors,
4 buildings, a total of 429 households
• Cheonan, Korea
• Dec 2021 to Dec 2024
•4 underground floors to 28 above-ground floors,
15 buildings, a total of 1,608 households
• Pohang, Korea
• Jan 2022 to Jun 2024
•2 underground floors to 25 above-ground floors,
6 buildings, a total of 350 households
• Pohang, Korea
• Apr 2021 to Mar 2024
• 2 underground floors to 30 above-ground floors,
16 buildings, a total of 2,192 households
• Seoul, Korea
• Sep 2018 to Aug 2021
• 25 stories above ground and 2 below, 18 buildings,
1,282 housing units, Total floor space of 196,034㎡
• Incheon, Korea
• Oct 2019 to Dec 2022
• 29 stories above ground and 4 below, 14 buildings,
1,128 housing units
• Incheon, Korea
• Jan 2021 to Sep 2023
• 3 underground floors to 23 above-ground floors,
9 buildings, a total of 767 households and incidental
welfare facilities
• Incheon, Korea
• Dec 2020 to Nov 2023
• 3 floors underground, 13 to 35 floors above ground,
11 buildings, 1,115 units
• Cheonan, Korea
• Aug 2019 to Mar 2022
• 29 stories above ground and 2 below,
13 buildings, 1,067 housing units
• Cheonan, Korea
• Jul 2021 to Dec 2023
• 2 underground floors to 29 above-ground floors,
6 buildings, a total of 602 households
• Chungju, Korea
• Jun 2021 to Oct 2023
• 1 floor underground to 20 floors above ground,
6 buildings, 478 households in total
• Yongin, Korea
• Oct 2015 to Feb 2018
• 3 stories below and 20 stories above ground,
8 buildings, 639 housing units
• Suwon, Korea
• Dec 2020 to Sep 2023
• 2 underground floors to 27 above-ground floors,
11 buildings, a total of 1,063 households
• Suwon, Korea
• Aug 2021 to Nov 2023
• 2 floors underground ~ 20 floors above ground,
2 buildings, 157 households
• Ansan, Korea
• Mar 2021 to Nov 2023
• 3 underground levels to 29 above-ground levels,
3 buildings, 449 households
• Yangpyeong, Korea
• Sep 2020 to Jan 2023
• 24 stories above ground and 2 below,
7 buildings, 438 housing units
• Hwaseong, Korea
• Apr 2018 to Oct 2020
• 25 stories above ground and 2 below,
8 buildings, 800 housing units
• Busan, Korea
• Mar 2020 to Aug 2022
• 25 stories above ground and 2 below,
6 buildings, 636 housing units
• Busan, Korea
• Jul 2021 to Nov 2023
• 2 underground floors to 26 above-ground floors,
8 buildings, a total of 795 households
• Busan, Korea
• Mar 2017 to Mar 2020
• 29 stories above ground and 5 below,
11 buildings, 1,113 housing units
• Busan, Korea
• Sep 2015 to Feb 2019
• 49 stories above ground and 2 below,
4 buildings, 732 housing units
• Changwon, Korea
• Mar 2016 to Dec 2018
• 35 stories above ground and 2 below,
14 buildings, 1,530 housing units
• Yeosu, Korea
• Aug 2017 to Feb 2020
• 4 stories above ground and 1 below,
20 buildings, 452 housing units
• Suncheon, Korea
• Sep 2020 to Jan 2023
• 18 stories above ground and 2 below,
9 buildings, 613 housing units
• Geoje, Korea
• Nov 2018 to Feb 2021
• 25 stories above ground and 3 below,
9 buildings, 817 housing units
• Jeju, Korea
• Oct 2021 to Jun 2023
• 7 stories above ground and 2 below,
8 buildings, 169 housing units
• Seoul, Korea
• Aug 2018 to Dec 2020
• 30 stories above ground and 2 below, 13 buildings, 1,062 housing units
• Pyeongtaek, Korea
• Dec 2022 to Nov 2025
• 2 underground floors to 29 above-ground floors, 10 buildings,
a total of 995 households
• Jeju, Korea
• Nov 2022 to Oct 2025
• 1 underground floors to 5 above-ground floors, 29 buildings,
a total of 503 households
• Cheongju, Korea
• Jun 2022 to Sep 2025
• 2 underground floors to 29 above-ground floors,
21 buildings, a total of 1,849 households
• Busan, Korea
• Oct 2022 to May 2025
• 2 underground floors to 27 above-ground floors, 4 buildings,
a total of 429 households
• Cheonan, Korea
• Dec 2021 to Dec 2024
• 4 underground floors to 28 above-ground floors, 15 buildings,
a total of 1,608 households
• Pohang, Korea
• Jan 2022 to Jun 2024
• 2 underground floors to 25 above-ground floors, 6 buildings,
a total of 350 households
• Pohang, Korea
• Apr 2021 to Mar 2024
• 2 underground floors to 30 above-ground floors, 16 buildings,
a total of 2,192 households
• Seoul, Korea
• Sep 2018 to Aug 2021
• 25 stories above ground and 2 below, 18 buildings, 1,282 housing units,
Total floor space of 196,034㎡
• Incheon, Korea
• Oct 2019 to Dec 2022
• 29 stories above ground and 4 below, 14 buildings, 1,128 housing units
• Incheon, Korea
• Jan 2021 to Sep 2023
• 3 underground floors to 23 above-ground floors, 9 buildings,
a total of 767 households and incidental welfare facilities
• Incheon, Korea
• Dec 2020 to Nov 2023
• 3 floors underground, 13 to 35 floors above ground, 11 buildings, 1,115 units
• Cheonan, Korea
• Aug 2019 to Mar 2022
• 29 stories above ground and 2 below, 13 buildings, 1,067 housing units
• Cheonan, Korea
• Jul 2021 to Dec 2023
• 2 underground floors to 29 above-ground floors, 6 buildings,
a total of 602 households
• Chungju, Korea
• Jun 2021 to Oct 2023
• 1 floor underground to 20 floors above ground, 6 buildings, 478 households in total
• Yongin, Korea
• Oct 2015 to Feb 2018
• 3 stories below and 20 stories above ground, 8 buildings, 639 housing units
• Suwon, Korea
• Dec 2020 to Sep 2023
• 2 underground floors to 27 above-ground floors, 11 buildings,
a total of 1,063 households
• Suwon, Korea
• Aug 2021 to Nov 2023
• 2 floors underground ~ 20 floors above ground, 2 buildings, 157 households
• Ansan, Korea
• Mar 2021 to Nov 2023
• 3 underground levels to 29 above-ground levels, 3 buildings, 449 households
• Yangpyeong, Korea
• Sep 2020 to Jan 2023
• 24 stories above ground and 2 below, 7 buildings, 438
• Hwaseong, Korea
• Apr 2018 to Oct 2020
• 25 stories above ground and 2 below, 8 buildings, 800 housing units
• Busan, Korea
• Mar 2020 to Aug 2022
• 25 stories above ground and 2 below, 6 buildings, 636 housing units
• Busan, Korea
• Jul 2021 to Nov 2023
• 2 underground floors to 26 above-ground floors, 8 buildings,
a total of 795 households
• Busan, Korea
• Mar 2017 to Mar 2020
• 29 stories above ground and 5 below, 11 buildings, 1,113 housing units
• Busan, Korea
• Sep 2015 to Feb 2019
• 49 stories above ground and 2 below, 4 buildings, 732 housing units
• Changwon, Korea
• Mar 2016 to Dec 2018
• 35 stories above ground and 2 below, 14 buildings, 1,530 housing units
• Yeosu, Korea
• Aug 2017 to Feb 2020
• 4 stories above ground and 1 below, 20 buildings, 452 housing units
• Suncheon, Korea
• Sep 2020 to Jan 2023
• 18 stories above ground and 2 below, 9 buildings,
613 housing units
• Geoje, Korea
• Nov 2018 to Feb 2021
• 25 stories above ground and 3 below, 9 buildings,
817 housing units
• Jeju, Korea
• Oct 2021 to Jun 2023
• 7 stories above ground and 2 below, 8 buildings,
169 housing units
