Sangam Digital Media City (상암동), in Mapo-gu in western Seoul, is the city's media and IT cluster — home to broadcasters such as MBC and SBS, LG's media operations, and a wide range of IT and content firms. It is a newer, well-planned district wrapped by the green of World Cup Park, which makes it appealing for staff who want modern homes and open space. This guide covers who works in Sangam, how to commute, and where to live.
Sangam DMC concentrates Korea's media and content industry: major broadcasters like MBC and SBS, LG, and a dense mix of IT, post-production, and content companies. The workforce is creative and tech-oriented, and the district is purpose-built and modern throughout.
Sangam sits on subway Line 6 and the Gyeongui–Jungang Line, which connect it across western Seoul and toward the city center. Living in western Seoul keeps your commute short, and the line connections make reaching other parts of the city straightforward when you need to.
Many Sangam staff settle in the newer apartment developments of western Seoul, close to the office and to the green expanse of World Cup Park along the Han River. The area is calmer and more open than the central districts, which suits families and anyone who values parks and space. See our where to live in Seoul guide for how western Seoul compares.
Western Seoul around Sangam offers plenty of modern apartments for families, plus furnished options for staff who prefer to move in without shipping furniture. Singles and couples also find convenient officetel-style homes near the stations.
Foreign tenants here usually rent monthly (월세). Read our renting in Seoul as a foreigner guide before you sign, and check the rental prices page for typical ranges.
For companies placing media or IT staff at Sangam, our corporate housing service arranges 법인 leases, tax invoices, furnished homes, and foreigner-friendly landlords through a single English-speaking contact.
Line 6 and the Gyeongui–Jungang Line both serve Sangam, connecting it across western Seoul and toward the city center for a convenient commute.
Yes. It is a newer, well-planned district next to the green of World Cup Park, calmer and more open than central Seoul, with modern apartments suited to families.
Western Seoul around Sangam offers many modern apartments for families and furnished options for fixed assignments, plus convenient officetel-style homes near stations.
It depends on your address, but living in western Seoul typically keeps the commute short, with the lines making other parts of the city reachable when needed.
Yes. Our corporate housing team handles 법인 leases, tax invoices, furnished homes, and foreigner-friendly landlords for multiple placements through one contact.
