Ji Sung, Ha Yoon-Kyung, Park Byung-Eun and Moon So-Ri participate in the JTBC drama series “Apartment”. This slice-of-life human drama, with elements of comedy and crime, revolves around people who consider a reserve fund for long-term repairs to an apartment complex. Ji Sung will play Park Hae-Gang. He is a former gang leader and wants to become the representative of his apartment complex. Ha Yoon-Kyung will play Kang Ha-Ri. She works part-time for a law firm in the free consultation department. She finds herself mixed up with Park Hae-Gang.
“Apartment” will first air in July 2026 in South Korea (takes over JTBC’s 10:40 p.m. Saturday and Sunday timeslot after “Reborn Rookie”).
Plot synopsis by AsianWiki: Park Hae-Gang (Ji Sung) is a former boss of the Oasis Gang. He runs for the position of resident representative of an apartment complex, aiming for the apartment complex’s long-term repair reserve fund in order to save Yong-Man, a figure who is like his father to him. Kang Ha-Ri (Ha Yoon-Kyung) is an aspiring lawyer who dreams of working for the large law firm We Partners, but, in reality, she works part-time at the free consultation desk of this law firm and becomes involved with Park Hae-Gang.
Meanwhile, Lee Chung-Won (Park Byung-Eun) is the CEO of a construction company and a penthouse resident, who is also eyeing the reserve fund for long-term repairs. Jang Sook-Jin (Moon So-Ri) is a busy person within the apartment complex and knows just about everything about the residents and their daily lives.
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