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OtherJul 1, 2025 – Jun 30, 2026Q2 2026

Busiest district
Yeonmujang-gil East
73 pop-ups in the last 12 months
Fastest-growing district vs. a year earlier
Yeonmujang-gil West
31 → 37 (+19.4%)
Most people on weekends
Seongdeokjeong-gil
Average of 16,413 people at any weekend hour. Not a visitor count.

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DistrictPop-ups, 12 months to Q2 2026vs. a year earlierTypical run
Yeonmujang-gil East7363 → 73 +15.9%7 days
Yeonmujang-gil West3731 → 37 +19.4%8 days
Seoul Forest Atelier-gil1712 → 17Only 17
Seongsu Crossroads75 → 7Only 7
Ttukseom Station72 → 7Only 7
Saechon73 → 7Only 7
North Seongsu43 → 4Only 4
Sangwon-gil34 → 3Only 3
Seongdeokjeong-gil34 → 3Only 3
Songjeong-dong20 → 2Only 2

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Pop-ups: public-source records collected Oct 17, 2026 · Estimated sales: Seoul Commercial District Analysis Service, Q2 2026 (card-based, not actual sales) · People: Seoul living population (Korean residents), Jul 1, 2026 – Oct 12, 2026

Public district indicators

As of Q2 2026. Choosing a category switches store counts and estimated sales to that category.

DistrictStoresStreet foot traffic (quarter)Avg. people at a weekend hourStores trend Q1 2025 – Q2 2026
Yeonmujang-gil East9281,398,281 people10,053 peopleQ1 2025 887, Q2 2025 897, Q3 2025 907, Q4 2025 920, Q1 2026 922, Q2 2026 928
Yeonmujang-gil West1,1241,690,775 people7,669 peopleQ1 2025 1,101, Q2 2025 1,100, Q3 2025 1,111, Q4 2025 1,120, Q1 2026 1,122, Q2 2026 1,124
Seoul Forest Atelier-gil266533,606 people9,071 peopleQ1 2025 256, Q2 2025 257, Q3 2025 258, Q4 2025 259, Q1 2026 259, Q2 2026 266
Seongsu Crossroads8162,276,204 people7,843 peopleQ1 2025 827, Q2 2025 824, Q3 2025 823, Q4 2025 824, Q1 2026 817, Q2 2026 816
Ttukseom Station5951,542,478 people3,578 peopleQ1 2025 587, Q2 2025 588, Q3 2025 594, Q4 2025 596, Q1 2026 596, Q2 2026 595
Saechon465662,942 people5,012 peopleQ1 2025 471, Q2 2025 472, Q3 2025 475, Q4 2025 471, Q1 2026 469, Q2 2026 465
North Seongsu1,0191,600,178 people5,871 peopleQ1 2025 1,002, Q2 2025 1,000, Q3 2025 1,016, Q4 2025 1,028, Q1 2026 1,026, Q2 2026 1,019
Sangwon-gil8671,063,873 people6,981 peopleQ1 2025 864, Q2 2025 852, Q3 2025 855, Q4 2025 856, Q1 2026 861, Q2 2026 867
Seongdeokjeong-gil1,0562,844,849 people16,413 peopleQ1 2025 1,060, Q2 2025 1,059, Q3 2025 1,056, Q4 2025 1,055, Q1 2026 1,056, Q2 2026 1,056
Songjeong-dong3391,419,964 people9,848 peopleQ1 2025 353, Q2 2025 349, Q3 2025 342, Q4 2025 347, Q1 2026 340, Q2 2026 339

Stores, estimated sales, foot traffic: Seoul Commercial District Analysis Service, Q1 2025 – Q2 2026 · Weekend people: Seoul living population (Korean residents), Jul 1, 2026 – Oct 12, 2026 · District values are estimates that add Seoul trade-area values multiplied by this district's share (by store count); “est.” marks districts that span several Seoul trade areas · Estimated sales are card-based estimates, not actual sales · “No data” means there is no data for that quarter and is different from 0. · This category has no matching Seoul sales category, so the sales column is hidden.

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