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Survey: Swiss want more homes but without densification

Most Swiss residents agree that there is not enough housing available in their local region. But a majority is reluctant to densify urban areas or introduce other construction measures to create more living spaces, a new survey shows. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Is there too little housing available where you live? Yes, according to 59% of respondents who took part in a recent survey conducted in Switzerland by Comparis, a price comparison website. In Swiss cities, the figure was even higher (66%). But the poll revealed that 50% of people are against building taller buildings (more than six floors) in their local community. Only 45% are in favour of creating more living space in this way. No densification, no new building zones In all, 68% of those surveyed were against densifying urban areas - resulting in less green space and smaller distances between buildings. New building zones at the expense of farmland or green areas were also rejected by ... Full story here Are you the author?
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