Trees, the missing ingredient in urban living
Research suggests greenery contributes to physical and mental wellbeing. Urban green spaces encourage physical activity and provide psychological benefits. The World Health Organization notes the health benefits of urban green spaces.
What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsHomebuyers and tenants in urban areas can check the availability of green spaces when choosing a property to potentially improve their wellbeing.
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| Areas | Nationwide |
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| Section | Property market |
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| Source | Focus Malaysia ↗ |
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