"We Will Build a 'Resort City' That Elevates Life's Elegance into a New Residential Culture"





"Following last year's award for Sin-geomam Royal Park City Ⅱ, receiving the Grand Prize for two consecutive years fills me with boundless honor alongside a deep sense of responsibility. It is especially meaningful because our efforts to create a new residential culture called 'resort city' and to continuously enhance residential value even after occupancy have been recognized." Kim Jung-mo, chairman of DK ASIA, shared his thoughts on 'Geomam Station Royal Park City Prugio' winning the Grand Prize at the 30th Maekyung Best Apartment to Live in Awards. Chairman Kim said, "For a home, completion of construction is where the real start begins. Geomam Station Royal Park City Prugio is a complex that presented a new residential culture as South Korea's first resort city, and it has proven its worth through systematic operation and management post-move-in." He added, "For a great home, preserving its initial value over time is just as important as building it well. Creating a living space whose true value is recognized more as time passes is DK ASIA's goal." At the time of subscription in 2020, Geomam Station Royal Park City Prugio recorded the highest subscription competition rate in Incheon, gathering over 84,730 applications. Even after occupancy, DK ASIA continues to invest steadily in community facilities, exclusive resident lifestyle services, and complex management. This approach is rare in the domestic construction industry, where involvement typically ends upon completion and move-in. Chairman Kim noted, "At first, there were doubts about whether resort-style living in an apartment was really possible. However, once the complex was unveiled and residents moved in, perceptions changed. The value of a living space is proven through the actual experience of residents, not through explanations." Winning back-to-back Grand Prizes with Sin-geomam Royal Park City Ⅱ followed by Geomam Station Royal Park City Prugio signals that the resort city model has established itself as an established residential standard. Chairman Kim stated, "DK ASIA's goal is not to build the largest city, but the city people want to live in most. We will present a new benchmark for Korean residential culture by constructing cities where residents feel pride and local communities grow together."