If you are interested in urban issues and public housing, you might want to watch our latest video on why London should copy Singapore’s public housing model. In this video, we compare and contrast the public housing models of London and Singapore, and examine their strengths and weaknesses. We also look at the benefits and challenges of each model, and how they affect the cities’ livability and sustainability. Finally, we offer some suggestions for improving London’s public housing system, based on Singapore’s experience.

We made this video because we believe that public housing is a crucial topic for the future of cities, especially in the context of the global housing crisis. We wanted to showcase Singapore’s public housing model, which is widely regarded as one of the most successful in the world, and to explore what London can learn from it. We also wanted to spark a conversation and debate among our viewers, and to invite them to share their opinions and ideas on public housing. We hope that this video will inspire you to think more deeply about public housing, and to join us in our quest for better cities for all.

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00:00 Intro
01:20 Singapore’s Public Housing Model
03:57 London’s Current Public Housing Model
05:58 Advantages
07:31 Challenges
09:16 Conclusion

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