The government is working hard to expand the supply of non-apartment housing in the metropolitan area, but the market response is minimal. Experts point out that increasing supply alone will not be enough to meet real demand and emphasize that improvements to the living environment, the provision of high-quality housing, and institutional reforms for landlords must be carried out simultaneously. In particular, they argue that non-apartment housing should provide family-friendly living spaces and that incentives should be provided to landlords to encourage investment in non-apartment housing.
