Tranquility is invisible technology
A recent study indicates that integrated security is becoming a major factor in urban living and real estate decisions in Brazil.
Four Years Until Completion of Sejong City: Tasks of the Administrative Hub Complex City Construction Agency
Sejong City, a planned administrative city in South Korea, is set to complete its construction in 2028, with ongoing work on public rental housing and infrastructure across six designated living areas.
Opposition to expand Melbourne CBD in bid to boost home ownership
The Victorian opposition plans to expand Melbourne's CBD and promote residential living as part of a strategy to improve home ownership ahead of the state election.
Mantas Vaitiekūnas – on the advantages and disadvantages of living in the suburbs: "We miss it"
Actor Mantas Vaitiekūnas discusses the pros and cons of suburban living and his family's experiences away from urban chaos.
Bravo Murillo, the street in Madrid built as a social experiment with a poor side and a rich side... that is obvious
Bravo Murillo street in Madrid reflects a stark division between wealth and poverty, featuring significant disparities in public infrastructure and living conditions.
President Yoon: 'Farm land prices are abnormal...we need to consider ways to lower them'
President Yoon has emphasized the need to address the abnormal prices of agricultural land to facilitate rural living and counter urban concentration.
Choosing a Place to Migrate: "First, Gunma" Gains Popularity, Rising Prefectures...
Gunma Prefecture retains the top spot for preferred migration destinations in Japan for 2025, driven by increasing interest for families looking for work-life balance and a better living environment outside urban areas.
"Here, we don't want children hanging out outside": in the 20th arrondissement, the Bouet family dreams of a postcard Paris
The Bouet family, living in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, is part of a growing trend of families facing challenges in the city due to high living costs and declining fertility rates.
A new transport benefit is proposed: here’s who could benefit from it
A proposed bill in Lithuania aims to provide significant public transport discounts for workers living far from their jobs, potentially boosting employment in urban areas.
Bought 14 square meters: – Thought I was completely crazy
A person shares their experience of purchasing a very small living space of only 14 square meters, expressing initial doubts about the decision.
The success of the House apartments reaches Praça Ana Lúcia Magalhães
House apartments are expanding into Praça Ana Lúcia Magalhães, tapping into the urban market in Bahia with functional living spaces.
More Americans leave big cities for rural states as migration patterns shift in 2026
A significant trend has emerged in 2026, with many Americans opting to leave big cities in favor of rural states for a quieter, more affordable lifestyle.
Access to cool spaces is life and death for some people living with disabilities
Advocates emphasize the critical need for accessible cool spaces for individuals with disabilities, particularly in light of increasing heatwave events.
This is India's 'Silent City'
The article focuses on India's 'Silent City', highlighting its unique characteristics and significance.
UNPOLISHED DIAMONDS ⟩ In Tallinn's city center, modern apartments can be obtained at suburban prices
Modern apartments in Tallinn's city center are now available at prices comparable to suburban offerings, appealing to potential buyers.
'I'm from the US and there's 1 thing that's completely different in the UK'
Amber Kacherian, an American living in the UK, highlights the walkability of English cities compared to those in the US as a significant cultural difference.
The true urban luxury is no longer built with marble
Urban luxury is shifting from material accumulation to prioritizing quality living experiences.
The 5 small and friendly dog breeds that stay 'tiny' forever
The article highlights five small dog breeds that remain compact throughout their lives, making them ideal companions for those in limited living spaces.
Living Connected to RibeirãoShopping? Now It's Possible
A new development in Ribeirão Preto offers residents the chance to live directly connected to one of the area's main shopping and leisure centers.
Noise-proof or regular window: what is the difference in sound insulation?
The article discusses the differences between soundproof windows and regular windows, particularly their advantages in reducing noise for residents in busy areas.
NEUROLOG ⟩ Small living space negatively affects health
Neurologist Ersteja Deis states that living in a small apartment can increase chronic stress and negatively impact health.
Five people live in 37 square meters. A trend that will affect more and more Czechs
An article discusses the trend of multiple people living in small spaces in Czechia, highlighting a growing concern among the population.
Yle's series reveals an unusual fact about the skyscrapers in Kalasatama – 'We are such a poor country'
A television series questions the practicality of skyscrapers in Finland and explores what makes a good neighborhood.
LASG unveils housing estate on Lagos Island
The Lagos State Government has launched the Adeniji Adele Housing Estate Phase 1 on Lagos Island to provide affordable housing and improve living conditions.
Increase in prices of the basic basket: Which foods rose the most?
Inflation in Mexico has led to increased prices for essential food items, affecting the budgets of urban and rural households.
Goiânia has 120 risk areas and more than 6,000 people in vulnerable locations, study points out; see neighborhoods
A technical survey revealed that Goiânia has 120 geo-hydrological risk areas, affecting approximately 6,464 people living in vulnerable conditions.
Life in the 'hijacked' buildings of Johannesburg: the consequences of the housing crisis suffocating the city
Johannesburg's housing crisis has led to the illegal occupation of residential buildings by informal networks, resulting in dire living conditions.
The Residential Population is Not a Solution but a Response Strategy to Regional Decline
This article discusses the concept of 'living population' as a strategy to address regional depopulation in South Korea, emphasizing the importance of recognizing both registered and transient populations for effective local governance and resource allocation.
UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE ⟩ Life in Tallinn is more expensive than in Dubai, Rome, and Montreal – what else does the new study show?
A recent study indicates that the cost of living in Tallinn has risen significantly, surpassing that of renowned cities like Dubai, Rome, and Montreal.
DOKI – an icon of urban lifestyle in the center of Gdańsk
DOKI is a mixed-use development in Gdańsk that combines comfortable living spaces with various amenities like restaurants, cafes, and shops, all easily accessible.
Minimalist & Co Unveils M120 Apartments, Lifestyle-led Residential Estate in Lekki
Minimalist & Co has launched the M120 Apartments in Lekki, designed to provide a high-quality living experience that addresses urban challenges in Lagos.
In New Vilnia - unexpected transformation: the former psychiatric hospital buildings will become residential housing
A project named 'Parko 21' aims to convert a former psychiatric hospital site in New Vilnia into residential apartments, blending history, architecture, and modern living.
5 plants that 'clean the air' and that everyone puts on the balcony
Five houseplants commonly found on balconies are known for their air-purifying qualities and benefits for apartment dwellers.
Architecture: Individual Living in the Panel
A former panel building in Stendal, Germany, is being transformed into 30 individual houses instead of being demolished.
Urban Planner: We live in cramped housing, yet we cannot complain
Latvians live in smaller living spaces compared to Western Europe but enjoy a high quality of life amidst global standards.
These are the neighborhoods where living with a pet is easier: parks, dog parks, bars, and pet-friendly spaces
Certain neighborhoods in Buenos Aires have become more accommodating for pet owners, featuring parks, dog-friendly areas, and businesses that allow pets.
How to Escape Poverty Today?
The article explores whether it is harder to find a job and improve personal living standards now compared to seventy or eighty years ago, discussing different perspectives on work ethics and dedication in modern society.
‘It would be a hand in the pocket’: users in Guayaquil divided over the proposed fare of $0.45 for urban buses
Residents of Guayaquil express mixed reactions to a proposed increase in the urban bus fare to $0.45, with some viewing it as a financial burden.
Woman shows off tiny flat but people immediately notice 1 major thing is missing
A woman's tour of her tiny city apartment sparked concerns online due to one notable absence.
How health and well-being relate to smart cities?
The article discusses how health and well-being are criteria for classifying a city as 'smart' by promoting a lifestyle that allows residents to engage in activities like walking and breathing clean air without stress.
Park of Arts: high-standard horizontal Plaenge in Londrina
Park of Arts, the first horizontal condominium by Plaenge in Londrina, showcases the brand's established architectural style in a high-standard living environment that emphasizes freedom and integration with nature.
The apartments that were born from previous housing crises and those that will come from the chaos of 2026
The article explores how past housing crises have shaped urban living in Spain and speculates on future developments in response to the upcoming chaos expected in 2026.
4 technological solutions that are redesigning life in cities
The article discusses how technology is crucial in addressing urban challenges and highlights the Smart City Expo happening in Curitiba that showcases innovative solutions for urban living.
How architects make a 40-square-meter apartment look twice as big
Architects use innovative design techniques to make 40-square-meter apartments in Spanish cities appear more spacious, addressing the challenges of smaller living spaces.
The real estate paradox of Madrid: the same apartment in a new neighborhood without services costs 130,000 euros more than in an established neighborhood
Madrid's real estate market shows a paradox where new apartments in underdeveloped areas are significantly more expensive than established neighborhoods due to aspirational values associated with future development.
Living in the Region: Dachau's Tactical Construction Turbo
Dachau is preparing to implement the 'Construction Turbo' as one of the first municipalities in the Munich area, but only within strict urban planning guidelines, as a strategic tool to expedite its planning objectives.
Ricard Pérez Casado, the enlightened mayor who transformed Valencia
The article explores the life and contributions of Ricard Pérez Casado, an intellectual mayor of Valencia known for his hedonistic lifestyle and his belief that urban living could grant freedom.
Prague 4 does not want a skyscraper at Budějovická, will defend itself in court
The Prague 4 municipality plans to file a lawsuit against the city authorities' decision allowing the construction of a 72-meter tall office building, arguing it would negatively impact the local living conditions.
Real Estate in Large Cities: The Dream of Homeownership is Dead
The article discusses how high real estate prices in major German cities like Cologne, Berlin, and Munich have made homeownership dreams unattainable for many urban residents unless they inherit wealth.
The young people living in empty Spain: 'Life is not rosy, but people in the city don't know what life in the villages is like'
The article discusses the challenges faced by young people living in rural areas of Spain, particularly in regions suffering from depopulation, contrasting their experiences with those of urban dwellers.