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I think it's just tradition and what people are used to, since buildings with both are actually considered more desirable in Korea, and are often more luxurious
by shard 5y ago
I think it's just tradition and what people are used to, since buildings with both are actually considered more desirable in Korea, and are often more luxurious apartments than normal.
- angled 5y agoHong Kong also builds this way，and includes schools in the complexes for good measure.