Annual income US$37,000 Pyeongtaek's largest, 150 units
Stable rental income and a multi-house with a country home feel.
What is a US military base rental house?
This refers to a rental income investment in residential properties near U.S. military bases in Korea, targeting off-base military personnel, civilian employees, private military technicians, contractors, and employees of companies affiliated with the U.S. military. Through optimal site selection and spatial design customized for their lifestyles and leasing regulations, this investment model is designed to create sustained rental demand and generate stable returns.
| Scale | 125 units currently developed. K-complex to be added to a completed pre-sale and move-in complex. |
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| Saleable Area | House: 84~86 pyeong (single-family) | Planned Management Area |
| Zoning District | Zoning | |
| Roads | Access to minor roads | Entry/Exit Road: 10m / Roads within complex: 6~8m |
| US Military Base Dodu Gate | Within 8km from Dream Hills complex (less than 10 minutes by car-only road) | |
| Scale | 1st to 2nd floor above ground | 1st floor 51~52 pyeong, 2nd floor 33~34 pyeong. Reinforced concrete structure. |
| Amenities | Fitness center, cafe, basketball court, water play area, 2 playgrounds, resting area, etc. | |
| Other | Developed as the largest rental complex in Pyeongtaek Base with over 150 units. Since the housing management office is within the complex, it is the best complex with perfect housing and complex management, lowering entry barriers for those looking to reside in a country house for the first time. From 2023, the proportion of actual residents in townhouse-type country houses has increased. | |
The above CG is for the consumer's understanding and may differ from the actual product. The exterior and color scheme of the building, ancillary facilities, window planning, landscaping, gatehouse, and other facilities may be subject to change in the future. Also, landscaping facilities and plantings may differ from the actual.
The inspection date and estimated move-in date may change depending on the construction process. If unforeseen circumstances such as natural disasters, rock formations, discovery of cultural assets, changes in government policies or related laws occur during construction, the scheduled construction period and move-in time may be delayed.