It will be even more problematic once the relocation of public institutions is complete

‌At least until now,
they have been saying that regional development has failed because the administrative capital hasn't moved and public institutions haven't been relocated,
making the relocation of public enterprises and institutions seem like the only way to revive the provinces.
However, after the first round of relocations, there isn't much left to move,
and I wonder what they will say once all of this is finished.
The "money move" in the stock market failed,
the relocation of public institutions is also failing,
yet dozens of new buildings are still being constructed in Seoul every day,
and even hotels that seemed like they would go bust are now overflowing with tourists.
I wonder if there is any real solution.
If it's not too late, instead of moving public institutions to the provinces,
they should move them to places near Seoul like Ilsan, Gwangmyeong, Uijeongbu, or Gimpo, where land is cheaper and there is plenty of space to build.
Only then might there be some semblance of balanced development ten years from now.