LH Appoints New Head for Jeju Regional Headquarters

New Leader Takes Helm at Jeju Land Growth Agency

Jeju Island, South Korea – The Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) Jeju Regional Headquarters has a new leader. moon Jeong-man,a seasoned LH veteran with a diverse background,has been appointed as the new head of the agency.

moon,53,brings a wealth of experience to the role. After graduating from Kyungpuk National University and earning a master’s degree from the University of Kentucky, he joined LH in 1997. His career has spanned various departments, including Urban Regeneration Innovation, Big Data Center, and Public Relations, where he earned a reputation as a skilled communicator.

Moon’s appointment comes at a crucial time for Jeju Island.The agency plays a vital role in the province’s residential land development projects, including the highly anticipated Jeju eastern Park and Hwabuk District 2.

“I am very happy and honored to take over as head of the Jeju headquarters,” Moon said. “going forward, we will use all our power to promote these projects and do our best to ensure housing stability for the residents of the province.”

Among the pressing issues facing Moon is the sale of Coastal Ranch (2,114,000㎡) and Cheonma Ranch (681,803 ㎡),located in the mid-mountain area.Moon succeeds Lim Do-sik, who has moved to the gyeongnam region headquarters.

Balancing Growth and Preservation: What’s Next for Jeju?

Moon Jeong-man’s appointment has sparked conversations about the future of Jeju Island. As the new head of LH’s Jeju branch, he faces the challenge of balancing the island’s rapid development with the need to preserve its natural beauty.

“It’s a delicate balance,” says Jin-soo, a Jeju resident. “We need housing and economic growth, but we also need to protect what makes Jeju so special.”

Moon’s background in urban planning and his commitment to housing stability suggest he understands the complexities of this challenge. His success will depend on his ability to engage with the community, listen to diverse perspectives, and find solutions that benefit both residents and the environment.

The sale of Coastal Ranch and Cheonma Ranch is another pressing issue on Moon’s agenda. These large parcels of land in the mid-mountain area present both opportunities and challenges.

“What happens to these lands will have a significant impact on Jeju’s future,” says Mina, another Jeju resident. “We need to make sure they are used responsibly.”

As Moon settles into his new role, all eyes will be on him to see how he navigates these complex issues and shapes the future of Jeju Island.

jeju’s New Land Leader: What does it Mean for the Future?

Soo-Jin: Hey, did you hear about the new head of the LH Jeju Regional Headquarters?

Ji-Won: No, I haven’t. What’s the big deal?

soo-jin: Well, his name is Moon Jeong-man, and he’s got a big task ahead of him. You know how Jeju’s been experiencing this boom in progress lately? He’s in charge of overseeing a lot of key projects.

Ji-Won: Like what?

Soo-Jin: Projects like the Jeju eastern Park and Hwabuk District 2.they’re pretty meaningful developments, and people are already talking about how much they could change the island.

Ji-Won: Interesting. What’s his background like?

Soo-Jin: He’s a LH veteran, apparently. Worked there for over 25 years in different departments, specializing in things like urban planning and communication. Seems like they’ve brought in someone with a good mix of experience.

ji-Won: So what are the challenges he’s facing?

Soo-Jin: There are a few. One major one is balancing this rapid development with Jeju’s natural beauty. We don’t want to lose what makes the island so special.

Ji-Won: That’s true. It’s a fine line to walk.

Soo-Jin: Exactly. Also, there’s this issue of selling two huge plots of land in the mid-mountain area, Coastal Ranch and Cheonma Ranch. What happens with those will have a huge impact on Jeju’s future.

Ji-Won: Wow, he’s got his work cut out for him.

Soo-Jin: Definitely.But from what I’ve read, moon seems committed to housing stability and community engagement. Hopefully, he can bring people together and find solutions that work for everyone.

Ji-Won: I hope so to. Keep me updated on what happens!