<transcript><audio_160>really high rising yesterday the maximum limit is 66 story and then we we have one 20-story skyscraper in helsinki but again you you talk about the difference so this uh redevelopment the recycling of the the</transcript><transcript><audio_161>buildings i think the rent cap is definitely there but again i it's not so much in terms of location and and the conditions change but and then again i think gentrification must</transcript><transcript><audio_162>be a completely different issue in singapore and hong kong because location is less different in at least in singapore than in los</transcript><transcript><audio_163>i'm not very tired so my memory is not particularly sharp um in answer to the question about where the this investment isn't occurring in response to the seesaw going up in</transcript><transcript><audio_164>many areas the older part of so i started making a list but i i think it's uh it operates at different scales shall we say</transcript><transcript><audio_165>so you could probably go through all five foci of urban consciousness and put it put it in add one for the world so this investment that is related to the investment there is occurring</transcript><transcript><audio_166>in the us rust belt in manchester and birmingham those kind of places also in i think the rural countryside that south korea is having a rough time for decades as seoul has urgent</transcript><transcript><audio_167>also even if you look at the neighborhood just to the east of one of these experimental sites i mentioned the 104 village</transcript><transcript><audio_168>it was a huge new development at the end of the 1980s right after the olympics and it's now the place where my friend the bohemian starving writers</transcript> really high rising yesterday the maximum limit is 66 story and then we we have one 20-story skyscraper in helsinki but again you you talk about the difference so this uh redevelopment the recycling of the the buildings i think the rent cap is definitely there but again i it's not so much in terms of location and and the conditions change but and then again i think gentrification must be a completely different issue in singapore and hong kong because location is less different in at least in singapore than in los i'm not very tired so my memory is not particularly sharp um in answer to the question about where the this investment isn't occurring in response to the seesaw going up in many areas the older part of so i started making a list but i i think it's uh it operates at different scales shall we say so you could probably go through all five foci of urban consciousness and put it put it in add one for the world so this investment that is related to the investment there is occurring in the us rust belt in manchester and birmingham those kind of places also in i think the rural countryside that south korea is having a rough time for decades as seoul has urgent also even if you look at the neighborhood just to the east of one of these experimental sites i mentioned the 104 village it was a huge new development at the end of the 1980s right after the olympics and it's now the place where my friend the bohemian starving writers
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