경기북부는 서럽다 [리부팅 지방시대] / 연합뉴스TV (YonhapnewsTV)
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Although they are all part of Gyeonggi Province, life in the south and the north follows completely different trajectories.
The Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of southern Gyeonggi amounts to 4.8 times that of the north, and five southern cities account for nearly half of the province's total GRDP.
Represented by Bundang and Pangyo, the south has grown into a "live-work proximity" city where IT and semiconductor companies such as Naver, Kakao, Samsung, and SK Hynix are concentrated; over 1,780 companies are located in Pangyo Techno Valley alone.
On the other hand, Ilsan in the north, another first-generation new town, boasts excellent living conditions but is becoming entrenched as a "bedroom community" due to the lack of major corporations to fill the void.
The so-called "Uiyang Samcheon" region—Uijeongbu, Yangju, Dongducheon, Pocheon, and Yeoncheon—has seen its development delayed for over half a century due to being designated as military facility protection zones, and its fiscal self-reliance rate remains below 20%. Lim Jin-hong, Representative of the Urban Platform Policy Consensus, stated, "Gangnam used to be the center. Now, that is shifting to Pangyo. As the axis of growth shifts, places like Pyeongtaek, Hwaseong, and Yongin are becoming the new axes of development. In this process, the northern region is being marginalized."
Choi Kyung-ho, Representative of the Grassroots Citizens' Council, diagnosed the situation by saying, "In the case of Dongducheon, the fiscal self-reliance rate is projected to be 12.7% by 2026. That is the worst. It means I need 1,000 won right now, but I can only mobilize 127 won. It is terrible."
Paradoxically, the return of U.S. military bases, which were ceded for over half a century, is emerging as a new opportunity. Experts unanimously agree that while the expansion of metropolitan transportation networks such as the GTX will narrow the gap to some extent, the more important factor is the "redistribution of opportunity."
What Northern Gyeonggi Province, home to 7% of Korea's total population, wanted was not money, but opportunity.
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20 Comments
자주 만나봤는데.. 참 나이스한 사장님들 많았음.경기북부지역이
잘됐으면하는 바램입니다.
일산은 땅이 너무 많다
주택이든 뭐든 빈땅에 새로 지으면 그만이라
도심 외곽에 짓고 더 짓고를 반복
분당은 산이 많고 그린벨트가 많아 빈땅이 부족하다
공장이나 물류 센터 둘 땅도 부족해서 용인, 광주가 그역할을 해줌
판교도 그린벨트 해제를 통해 정부주도로 개발되고 경기도가 추진한 테크노밸리도 지원해줌
기업유치를 못하는 부분은 그냥 서울 접근성 차이
일산은 물리적 거리부터 멀어서 기업이 꺼려함
그럼 대중교통이라도 많아야 하는데
gtx 뚫리기 전까지 3호선, 경의선이 다였음
땅도 큰데 3호선은 지역마다 다 들려서 가니 오래걸림
분당은 분당선, 신분당선으로 서울 접근성이 좋음
도시 규모에서도 분당은 도보 이동이나 대중교통 이용하기에 적당한 소요시간이 걸리는 규모고 (역에 내려서 마을버스를 타면 20분대에 회차 기점 갈 정도 거리)
일산은 규모가 커서 자차가 없으면 불편함
경기북부는 서럽다 [리부팅 지방시대] / 연합뉴스TV (YonhapnewsTV)
연합뉴스TV
494,209 views
Although they are all part of Gyeonggi Province, life in the south and the north follows completely different trajectories.
The Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of southern Gyeonggi amounts to 4.8 times that of the north, and five southern cities account for nearly half of the province's total GRDP.
Represented by Bundang and Pangyo, the south has grown into a "live-work proximity" city where IT and semiconductor companies such as Naver, Kakao, Samsung, and SK Hynix are concentrated; over 1,780 companies are located in Pangyo Techno Valley alone.
On the other hand, Ilsan in the north, another first-generation new town, boasts excellent living conditions but is becoming entrenched as a "bedroom community" due to the lack of major corporations to fill the void.
The so-called "Uiyang Samcheon" region—Uijeongbu, Yangju, Dongducheon, Pocheon, and Yeoncheon—has seen its development delayed for over half a century due to being designated as military facility protection zones, and its fiscal self-reliance rate remains below 20%. Lim Jin-hong, Representative of the Urban Platform Policy Consensus, stated, "Gangnam used to be the center. Now, that is shifting to Pangyo. As the axis of growth shifts, places like Pyeongtaek, Hwaseong, and Yongin are becoming the new axes of development. In this process, the northern region is being marginalized."
Choi Kyung-ho, Representative of the Grassroots Citizens' Council, diagnosed the situation by saying, "In the case of Dongducheon, the fiscal self-reliance rate is projected to be 12.7% by 2026. That is the worst. It means I need 1,000 won right now, but I can only mobilize 127 won. It is terrible."
Paradoxically, the return of U.S. military bases, which were ceded for over half a century, is emerging as a new opportunity. Experts unanimously agree that while the expansion of metropolitan transportation networks such as the GTX will narrow the gap to some extent, the more important factor is the "redistribution of opportunity."
What Northern Gyeonggi Province, home to 7% of Korea's total population, wanted was not money, but opportunity.
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