
- Preis auf Anfrage
- Preis ab /m²
- 100%
- Baufortschritt
- Fertiggestellt (2025)
- Übergabe
- 2990
- Wohnungen
Seocho-gu, Seoul Übergabe Fertiggestellt (2025) 2990 Wohnungen
Objektdaten
- Preis ab /m²
- Preis auf Anfrage
- Baufortschritt
- 100%
- Übergabe
- Fertiggestellt (2025)
- Wohnungen
- 2990 Wohnungen
- Etagen
- 35 Etagen
- Lage
- Seocho-gu, Seoul, Seoul
Gebäude in 3D
35 Etagen · 2990 Wohnungen · 100% gebaut · Etage antippen
Area20°Bewölkt
- Country
- South Korea
- City
- Seoul
- Address
- Seocho-gu, Seoul
고속터미널 · Line 3 / 7 / 9 · 130 m · 2 min
Über das Projekt
Ultra-prime Han River waterfront residential complex in Banpo, Seoul's most sought-after district.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
How much is a square meter in Raemian One Bailey?
Raemian One Bailey — Seocho-gu, Seoul. Prices are available on Sivrce.
When will Raemian One Bailey be handed over?
Handover date: Completed (2025). Construction progress: 100%. Total 2990 flats, up to 35 floors.
Which frame condition are apartments sold in at Raemian One Bailey?
New developments in Georgia are typically sold in three conditions: black frame (shell only), white frame (ready for renovation — plaster, wiring, screed) and green frame (near-complete). Confirm the exact condition for Raemian One Bailey with the developer's sales office.
Can I buy an apartment in Raemian One Bailey with an installment plan or mortgage?
You can buy in Raemian One Bailey with a developer installment plan (typically 10–30% down, payments until handover) or a bank mortgage. Confirm details with the developer or contact us on Sivrce.
Who builds Raemian One Bailey?
Developer: Samsung C&T Corporation. Full profile, other projects and reviews: sivrce.ge/developers/samsung-c-t.
Is buying in Raemian One Bailey a good investment?
Buying under construction is usually cheaper than a completed unit — prices rise toward handover. Rental yield and ROI in Seoul depend on the district and frame condition; compare similar projects on Sivrce.
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