Walkable cities are good for us
It’s become a buzzword of modern city living – walkability – but why is there such a focus on making it easier to walk around our neighbourhoods and cities? The answer is simple: walking is good for us.
It’s become a buzzword of modern city living – walkability – but why is there such a focus on making it easier to walk around our neighbourhoods and cities? The answer is simple: walking is good for us.
Urbanisation continues to increase across the globe. According to the United Nations (UN), “The proportion of the world population living in urban areas rose from about 30% in 1950 to 54% in 2015 and is projected to rise to 66% by 2050.” As more and more people move into cities, mixed-use precincts like Harbour Arch are providing solutions to the growing demand for space. Here’s a look at what makes this type of development such a sought-after prospect.
The first residential tower of the Amdec Group’s Harbour Arch development is almost sold out. And this is in spite of a tough property market in Cape Town. So, what is it that makes buying in the city CBD such an attractive option for buyers and investors? There are several reasons, including the following four.