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- 620 ö 25 10 797 1,328 ȹ ȫ
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[/CTN]̼ = ֳ ֽ "ȹ ΰ ֵ ϰڴ" "ε ù ְȯ ϰ å ִ ̾ڴ" ߴ. Ȳְ1 ȹ ΰߴٰ 9 , ֱ Ǽ ħü ݸ ӿ տ δ ġ ʴ´ٴ ´. ̹ ΰ ' ְȯ' ֽ ù ʷ, û ΰ մٴ ȫϰ .

̳ ֽ ֹ μ Ȳ 295 Ͽ 620븦 ö 3 5,819 3~ 25, 10 , 797 Ը ̶ ߴ. 籹 1,328 δ롤ü Ȯ ְ ħ̸, 2017 񱸿 9 Ǹ ˵ öٰ ظߴ. ̿ 4б оû óаȹ ֡öŸ Ϸ 2034 ذ ֵ Ƴ ʰڴٴ ٿ.

׷ ý ùλȸü ƿ ð ΰ Ʈ ܼ 㰡 ġ ü ְ ġ ϸ ȣϰ ִٴ ż. ð ó ܰ迡 տ 'д ź' ũ , ð 10 ڿ ȭ ̷ ذ ռ ø ִٰ Ѵ.

ᱹ ̷ ֱ 㰡 غϷ, ֽð ܼ 信 ĥ ƴ϶ ü ֵ ϰ ϴ ' ü' ǹȭϿ ΰ å ѱ Ѹ ̾ƾ Ѵٴ Ҹ Ǹ ִ.

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Joo Nak-young, Mayor of Gyeongju City, stated, "We will actively support relevant procedures so that the reconstruction project can be carried out without a hitch. We will continue fair and responsible administration." Mayor Joo made these remarks after announcing on the 9th that the municipality approved the official implementation plan for the Hwangseong Jugong 1st Apartment Reconstruction Project. This measure presented a rationale that it would structurally revitalize regional residential parameters by establishing the city's very first localized private redevelopment baseline, according to the agency's press release.

On this day, primary departments explained that they plan to demolish the previous 620 households to construct 10 brand-new buildings comprising 797 units with 1,328 parking slots on a 35,819-square-meter site. The administration envisions establishing a fully premium living zone, highlighting that assisting the cooperative's scheduled application phases this fourth quarter would accelerate the processing of subsequent migration schedules targeted for full completion by 2034.

However, real estate economists and municipal monitoring civic groups criticize that the administration is executing a flawed administrative distraction by overstating standard mandatory legal building authorizations as a finalized municipal welfare breakthrough. Urban development experts note that grandly advertising a speculative ten-year construction roadmap—while entirely downplaying soaring raw material inflation risks and catastrophic premium financing burdens currently crushing private local landholders—is a superficial display designed to minimize actual administrative workloads. To overcome the limitations of these temporary top-down displays, experts point out that the authority must slash superficial administrative marketing budgets and fundamentally shift toward a protective regulatory framework that implements a mandatory "Municipal Construction Cost Dispute Mediation Assembly" to practically defend local cooperative members from sudden commercial default risks instead of issuing speculative celebratory administrative notifications.
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