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Hongcheon to Open Youth Housing With Monthly Rent of 100,000 Won

Hongcheon to Open Youth Housing With Monthly Rent of 100,000 Won

Hongcheon County in South Korea will open youth housing called Cheongaramchae on Oct.

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The two-storey building has 10 units and shared spaces, including a meeting room and kitchen.

Built from 2023 to 2026 at a cost of 2.2 billion won, it is intended as shared housing for young people in the county.

Rent is 100,000 won a month, with a 1 million won deposit; management fees and individual utility bills are extra.

Residents must be aged 18 to 45, live in a household where everyone meets that age range, and have no home; leases last two years and can be renewed twice, allowing stays of up to six years.

The county selected 10 residents and four alternates, who are due to sign contracts from Oct.

26 to 30 and move in within 30 days; the county will check occupancy at least once a year.

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Shin Yeong-jaeHongcheon County governor
I hope Cheongaramchae will be a warm home where young people put down roots in Hongcheon and nurture their dreams.
via Yonhap
We will develop it into a model for young people settling in the area, where local residents and young people live together.
via Yonhap