Gyeonggi Province Offers Unused Land for Lease Through Online Application

[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hun Reporter] Gyeonggi Province has publicly listed provincial assets that are not currently in use for administrative purposes and are available for lease to residents through Gyeonggi Sharing Service (share.gg.go.kr), a shared facility reservation platform.

The province announced on the 25th that it is accepting online applications for leasing these properties.

Provincial assets, whose ownership belongs to Gyeonggi Province, have the advantage of being reliable to use as rental rights relationships are not complex.

The province explained that it has expanded lease applications to be accepted online in addition to the existing in-person application process to meet user convenience.

The province surveyed each city and county for general assets not currently in use for administrative purposes that are available for lease, and publicly listed 446 parcels totaling 558,491 square meters of provincial assets.

Among these, 318 parcels covering 329,389 square meters (approximately 59%) are cultivated land in the form of fields and paddies, while the remainder consists of forest land and building lots.

When online lease applications are received, each city and county office reviews whether there are any issues under relevant laws and makes a final decision on whether to enter into a lease contract.

Costs vary depending on use, publicly announced land price, area, and lease duration, and contracts will be executed at the respective city and county offices.

Ki Yi, director of the Asset Management Division of Gyeonggi Province, said, "We have placed significance in providing information to shared asset users and guaranteeing the convenience of lease applications to vitalize the use of shared assets."

Detailed information about the publicly listed properties can be found on Gyeonggi Sharing Service (share.gg.go.kr).