Hub of administration, education, medical service, and finance
- Administrative center of Daegu City, with courts, public prosecutors’ office, provincial office of education, police agency, and labor administration office
- Nation’s leading city in terms of education, with prestigious schools, excellent educational infrastructure, and high admission to top-ranked universities, leading Daegu to be ranked No. 1 in the nation in terms of citizens’ satisfaction with the educational environment
- Center of service industries, with media institutions (including three broadcasting companies—KBS, MBC, and TBC), hospitals, banks, and lawyer’s offices clustered around Beomeo Intersection
Most comfortable residential area in Daegu, with parks, green spaces, and transportation
- Convenient access to transportation network, with Daegu International Airport, Dongdaegu Station and Express Bus Terminal, Gyeongbu Expressway (connecting to Dongdaegu IC), and new Daegu-Busan Expressway (connecting to Suseong IC)
- Top residential area in Daegu, with green spaces (accounting for 74 percent of the district), ecological wetlands (such as Suseongmot Pond, Beomeocheon Stream, and Uksucheon Stream), and Beomeo Park
Future-oriented city undergoing significant growth, driven by Suseong Medical District (Suseong Alpha City)
- Promoting knowledge-based service industries related to medical service, IT, and software through the establishment of a next-generation IT/software convergence cluster and construction of commercial logistical facilities
Leading city rising as a center of culture, tourism, sports, and leisure
- Culture, storytelling experiences, and entertainment offered by Suseong Artpia, Daegu Art Museum, Daegu National Museum, and numerous tourist destinations, including Momyeongjae and Deuran-gil
- Daegu Stadium, the nation’s largest stadium and venue of the 2011 IAAF World Championships in Daegu, as well as the Athletics Promotion Center and Daegu Samsung Lions Park
