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Seoul will build 10 new hanok villages within the next 10 years, increasing the nation's attractive heritage architecture for the pleasure of the city's visitors and residents. The Seoul Metropolitan Government unveiled its new master plan to manage and develop Korean traditional architecture under the title “Seoul Hanok Recreation 4.0,” at a press conference held in City Hall.
The Elizabeth is to consist of 52 apartments and 5,855 square feet of office and commercial space in downtown Stuart.
By Jun Ji-hye Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon nominated former opposition lawmaker Kim Hyun-ah to head the Seoul Housing and Communities Corp. (SH), the public housing developer affiliated with the city government, according to officials, Monday. Kim served as a lawmaker from 2016 to 2020 belonging originally to the United Future Party, a predecessor of the conservative main opposition People Power Party She specializes in urban planning, receiving her bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. in the area from Gachon University in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. "I feel a huge responsibility as housing problems ha...
Police search public housing developer in bribery investigation Posted : 2021-04-23 11:24 The headquarters of Seoul Housing and Communities Corp. in southern Seoul / Yonhap Police searched offices of a public housing corporation in Seoul on Friday as part of an investigation into bribery allegations involving its employees. The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency said investigators searched the headquarters and two branch offices of Seoul Housing and Communities Corp. (SH) affiliated with the city government. Three employees of the company are being probed over suspicions they took bribes from...
Another unilateral move DPK hit for adopting confirmation report A National Assembly committee has passed a confirmation report on Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister-nominee Byeon Chang-heum. The ruling Democratic Party of Korea's (DPK) 17 lawmakers on the 26-member committee voted for the report Monday amid fierce protests from the opposition People Power Party (PPP). This is the second time that a confirmation report has been passed in the absence of a bipartisan consensus since the confirmation hearing of Unification Minister-nominee Lee In-young in July. The DPK maintains that ...