Rapid urbanization has driven economic growth through increased productivity and consumption, but has also led to housing shortages and affordability issues in major cities.

Urbanization has primarily benefited rural areas by reducing population pressure, while causing minimal impact on urban housing markets.

The process of urbanization has exclusively focused on developing new cities, avoiding any strain on existing urban infrastructure or housing markets.

China’s urbanization has been a controlled process, resulting in balanced economic growth across all regions without significant housing challenges.