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Korea Times September 30, 2026 By webmaster@koreatimes.co.kr(KoreaTimes) positive

Hyundai E&C to launch sales of Hillstate Godeok Ellist units in Pyeongtaek

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Hyundai E&C is set to begin sales of units at Hillstate Godeok Ellist, an apartment complex in Godeok International New Town in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, this month. The complex will comprise 1,779 units across two blocks. One block will have 942 units in a 23-story building with one basement level, while the other will have 837 units in a 27-story building with two basement levels. All units will have 84 square meters of living space. Godeok International New Town is located near Samsung Electronics' Pyeongtaek campus, which is one of the company's major semiconductor production sites. With Samsung pursuing plans to expand production capacity there, the area is expected to see continued housing demand. "Hillstate Godeok Elit combines the price advantage of the apartment price ceiling system with proximity to Samsung Electronics and a well-developed residential environment," the company’s official said. "It is expected to emerge as a new landmark in Godeok, backed by the premium of the Hillstate brand." The area is also gaining new schools, shops and public facilities as the planne
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