Egelion

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With population increasing throughout Egelion, Soverano and Grupo Ortega have teamed up to begin new housing projects in Caille and Edergira. Following a report by the Royal Court, it was reported that 43% of all public housing buildings since the reign of King Amadeo had fallen into "unsatisfactory" states according to the nation's civil regulations committee. Most buildings in this report however, were located in the Royal Duchies of Edergira and Caille. The metro area around Altea, Rozevia-Cartablanca, and the city of Yadraz were found to have "excellent" public housing thanks to the decades-long plan called "Jewel of the East" by the Royal Court.

In order to bring the country into higher standards as far as housing, Soverano and Grupo Ortega as teaming together to begin getting older public buildings into a "satisfactory" designation. Buildings in Norderms and Norterra are already seeing teams begin to replace old stone facades and repaint several homes. Many buildings in the colorful city of Norterra were beginning to turn "brown" due to old pain that had begin to chip away, revealing the buildings natural colors. In addition to modernization efforts, new neighborhoods are being built in suburban areas to keep up with the demand from population growth.

In the city of Libertaria for example, the connection to the sea makes it a profitable area for trade and long-term tourism. Beyond the city limits rests huge fields and valleys waiting for development. Dr. Jorge Navarro of the University of Norterra stated that the "government must ensure that ecosystems and wildlife creatures are preserved and relocated if the nation engages in huge housing projects. It must also used resources wisely--for example I can think of a good housing use for all the marble shipped in from Selucia." New housing projects will fit the "enlightened architectural style" as set out by the Royal Council in order to well represent Egelian, Caillean, Ghadrashi and other minority populations. A focus will also be placed on statues, monuments, canals, and fountains in cities to ensure that the public has amenities and places to relax besides their new homes.