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| In the center of the OC, the Orange County Great Park, which will become an Orange County specialty in Irvine, was developed in the 21st century as the largest and most beautiful grand park in the United States, and will be built at El Toro Marine Corp.'s Air Station, twice the size of New York's Central Park. On the day the park is completed, it is expected that the population inflow will continue from all over the country due to Irvine's competitive residential environment, education, and security. This is because of Irvine's geographical advantage, which is connected to John Wayne Airport and seven freeways, and its industry-academic cooperation exchange with UC Irvine, which gives it a lot of potential for sustainable development in the future. Among the factors, the fact that the Irvine residential complex (Great Park Neighborhood) is scheduled to be built within the Orange County Great Park (1,347 acres) is Big News, which the OC and South Korea expect to help revitalize the state's economy.
A total of 5,000 new homes ($400,000 to $1 million) ranging in size from 1,000sf to 3700sf in the Great Park Neighborhood will be unveiled and sold in 2013. A total of 1.2 millionsf commercial complexes, including 544 units of low-income apartments and a five-acre police building, will be expanded into large green spaces (376 acres) by real estate developer [Lena]. Within Orange County Great Park, there will be 20 football fields, 12 ballparks, an ultra-large library, state-of-the-art sports facilities, a multicultural center, large lakes and lakes to enjoy the Hollywood Bowl-sized outdoor concert hall, a grand museum and a memorial tower to the federal government's archives and comfort soldiers who sacrificed themselves at former Marine bases. The new complex will also be a 21st century complex with diverse elements such as education, new technology, and multiculturalism.
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