KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 1 (Bernama) -- Housing development worldwide must move away from treating homes as mere commercial commodities and guard against turning urban neighbourhoods into high-rise concrete jungles devoid of human connection, said Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming.
Cities Must Avoid Becoming Concrete Jungles, Housing Must Not Be Mere Commodity - Nga
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Minister Nga urges cities to avoid concrete jungles and prioritize housing as a community asset, not just a commodity.
- Housing should focus on community well-being, not just commercial value.
- Urban progress should measure improvements in affordability, livability, and access to amenities.
- Integration of AI and green tech is needed for better, resilient housing.
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