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These 'ghost towns' will still be there in 10 years and the buildings will still be valuable. Eventually they'll get used. The 'ghost town' problem is overstate
by letstryagain 12y ago
These 'ghost towns' will still be there in 10 years and the buildings will still be valuable. Eventually they'll get used. The 'ghost town' problem is overstated.
“No question, there are towns (some city-like) with empty buildings for the world to see. And, there certainly have been cases of poor planning and overbuilding. But as my team and I travelled around China, it was clear to us that those represent a small sample of projects and not the country as a whole.”
-- Mark Mobius