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Never said Wikipedia was wrong I’m just saying be careful because people can edit to fit their narrative, which has happened with like Russian and Chinese topics.
Sadly a lot properties are unfinished and left to rot away and will get demolish.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Om6b0_ffyFQ https://youtube.com/watch?v=tj0-6am9cMY
I’m starting to believe this is a bad faith argument. Do you have anything addressing the specific point of ghost cities actually (not) being populated now?
For those that are too lazy to read:
- link 1: 39 buildings demolished for illegal construction
- link 2: 50 second clip of 7 buildings that were never finished being demolished (no context, other than the buildings being there for some years)
- link 3: luxury mansion development stalls due to missmangement/lack of funding, leaving people that paid for those homes without a property
https://youtube.com/watch?v=UPwtUTrwKRI wasted time and resources because everything is shortsighted and mostly affect the buyers.
How could they?
- Unfinished buildings.
- Housing market collapsing.
- Everything on build on ponzi scheme.
- Youth Unemployment has never been higher.
- Biggest real estate players are in huge debt.
No one is arguing any of the points above. But to quote the Wikipedia article:
While many developments failed to live up to initial lofty promises, most of them eventually became occupied when given enough time.[6][16]
Citation 16 is a Bloomberg article from 2 years ago in case you’re wondering.
Put yourself in my shoes, I can’t exactly propose edits to that statement based on a single youtube video of a ghost town existing.
Your conclusion ("How could they? ") does not follow from your premises, much as I agree with them.