Nadiya

[Svetlana]

Project "Polaris" started by the government to address the housing crisis in Nadiya, Zarvosopol and Petrograd begin topographical studies in order to build metro systems: time for urban planning

Petrograd, Kozaki. Ever since the end of the establishment of the end of the reconstruction efforts following the Great Liberation War, construction of housing units has steadily decreased across the isles. This trend continued even after the Unification of Nadiya which has led to major cities such as Zarvosopol, Petrograd, Zoetergraaf and Rodashyam to experience a housing crisis that affects the standard of living in Nadiya. As such, the government recently announced the start of project Polaris, or officially the Urban Planning and Development Initiative, the plan aims at building 200 thousand units social units yearly alongside renovating existing ones. The project will be carried out by the Commission for Housing, Urban Development, and Cities in order to both decrease rents and the price of houses but also help reduce homelessness, on top of that, rents will be frozen on private owned housing buildings while social houses will maintain the current rent stabilized the scheme they enjoy. In addition, the Commission for WARW has announced the start of topographical studies in order to build a metro system in both Zarvosopol and Petrograd alongside renovating the preexisting monorail system that has suprisingly lasted ever since its creation during the first Utopianist era more than 200 years ago. Both metro systems are expected to service 900 million people yearly with an average of 1,8 million for Zarvosopol, and 3,5 million for Petrograd.