It is undeniable that the dearth of living spaces is becoming more and more evident in several cities around the world. Below is an outline of the contributory factors and feasible solutions to this hurdle.
First things first, the primary triggers for the given situation are, undeniably, low opportunities in the countryside and lousy city planning. Neglected attitude toward farther areas and allocating all the attention towards the central city – referring that the centres are the faces of the republic- many countries tend to accommodate the latter, which led to the lag behind the development of the former. Subsequently, being aware of the minor chances of prosperity many people attempt to move to the larger cities, causing overpopulation in the area. Additionally, notwithstanding the luxurious infrastructure, large-scale cities more often than not have rather lousy planning; many open spaces tend to serve as parking lots or open spaces without any proper use. That implies a mountain of focus is directed to the cars rather than humans.
As regards the solution, only the government possess sufficient power to curb this issue. The first probable way out is assisting the other sites to evolve by refining and diversifying the workshops and entertainment; having a large range of options and facilities, people can diminish their desire to abandon their hometown. Likewise, having foreseen these upward trends in a number of the population, the government could have made better decisions related to the open spaces- where people usually park vehicles. Therefore, the number of car parks should be reduced and replaced by buildings that serve as living accommodations, namely flats, community houses or dormitories.
In conclusion, the factors responsible for this unpleasant situation are eloquent, similar to the solutions ranging from the development of other areas of the country to raising the number of living spaces.