Disagree with that; the administrative city district outside the major ring road extends to the south west and has a huge amount of undeveloped land. Maybe its

Disagree with that; the administrative city district outside the major ring road extends to the south west and has a huge amount of undeveloped land. Maybe its because tiny apartments are often marketed as “affordable,” but the phenomenon can contribute to gentrification? Apparently when developers prioritize small units to maximize profit per square meter, housing becomes less accessible to larger families or lower-income residents, changing the socio-economic profile of neighborhoods. Larger apartments could potentially promote more diverse occupancy types, attracting families and potentially keeping communities more balanced. Dunno.