Areas of Tokyo like Setagaya have population densities in excess of 14000 residents per square kilometer. There are few tall buildings; it is largely single-family homes.
Vancouver proper only has a density around 5000 residents per square kilometer. There's plenty of land to infill with housing without building tall.
Areas of Tokyo like Setagaya have population densities in excess of 14000 residents per square kilometer. There are few tall buildings; it is largely single-family homes.
Vancouver proper only has a density around 5000 residents per square kilometer. There's plenty of land to infill with housing without building tall.