Should the government incentivize the construction of high density residential buildings?

No

The government shouldn't intervene in the building market at all.

It depends on the neighborhood and cities that the buildings will be built in.

Have you or someone you know ever experienced a change in neighborhood character due to new high-density developments? What was that like?

Do you think there's a stigma associated with living in high-density housing, and if so, what could change that perception?

Would you prefer to live in a high-density residential building if it meant shorter commutes and more amenities? Why or why not?

Considering your personal lifestyle, how well would you adapt to living in a high-density residential building, and what factors would influence your decision?

How do you envision the future of housing in big cities, and what role do you see high-density residential buildings playing in it?

Do you believe that the environment benefits more from high-density living situations than from suburban sprawl? Give reasons for your view.

How do you think the presence of high-density housing impacts the sense of community and neighborly connection in an area?

What personal advantages or disadvantages do you see in living in a high-density residential area compared to a more spacious, single-family home neighborhood?

In your opinion, could high-density residential buildings help solve housing affordability issues in your city? Why or why not?

How do you feel about converting historic or abandoned buildings into high-density housing, and do you think it preserves or erases history?