Suwon-siThe Grid Zone

Maesanno 1-gaRent Prices 2026

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Our Verdict

"The Grid"

With a median price of ₩24500/m², you are strictly paying for the zip code's proximity to the tracks. We’ve tagged this area as THE_GRID because it’s a functional, high-traffic box where every square meter is maximized for rental yield rather than lifestyle. While the investment outlook remains stable due to the sheer volume of commuters, the price-to-quality ratio is steep if you don't actually use the station daily.

The Vibe:Maesanno 1-ga is the grit and grind of Suwon Station's front doorstep, dominated by high-density officetels and the constant motion of Line 1 and KTX commuters. You aren't coming here for manicured lawns; you're here because you need to be within five minutes of the platform and the neon chaos of Rodeo Street. The crowd is a mix of transient professionals and students who value a 2:00 AM snack over a quiet residential street.

Market Median

24,500
/m²/mo
45.4% Premiumvs Suwon-si avg
LowHigh
18,50031,000
Est. Rating3/5
Last ScanMarch 2026
Signal ConfidenceHigh
Market Speed
Aggressive
Inventory turnover focus
📈Growth Potential
Stable
Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Maesanno 1-ga @ 24,500/m²/mo

1,470,000

District Highlights

Transit
Suwon Station (Line 1, Suin-Bundang, KTX)
Shopping
AK Plaza Suwon
Grocery
Lotte Mart (Suwon Station Branch)
Market
Maesan Traditional Market
School
Maesan Elementary School

Locals Ask

Is the Average Rent justified for such a noisy area?

Only if your life revolves around the KTX or Line 1. You are paying a premium for the ₩24500/m² median specifically to avoid Suwon’s notorious bus traffic.

How do the m² stats compare to nearby Gwonseon-dong?

Maesanno 1-ga is pricier per square meter because of the density. You'll get a newer, larger unit for the same price if you move just two bus stops away.

What is the parking situation for these officetels?

It is generally terrible. Most buildings here utilize mechanical towers that are a headache for SUVs, and street parking is non-existent.

Does this neighborhood analysis favor long-term residents?

Not really. This is a high-turnover zone where people stay for a year or two, capitalize on the commute, and then move somewhere quieter.

What's the biggest 'hidden cost' here?

The management fees in these high-rise blocks can be brutal, often adding a significant chunk on top of the base monthly rent.