In North Macedonia Town, Urban Planning is Left to Investors’ Whims – Balkan Insight ¤

In the small towns of North Macedonia, where ancient streets often tell the stories of the past, the future is increasingly being shaped by private investors with little oversight or community input. A recent investigation by Balkan Insight reveals a growing concern among residents as urban planning decisions are frequently dictated by the profit-driven motives of developers rather than thorough public policy. With construction projects springing up in unexpected places, local heritage and the needs of residents can be overshadowed by the whims of those looking to capitalize on the region’s emerging real estate market. This article delves into the complexities of urban progress in North Macedonia, examining the implications of a planning landscape that prioritizes investor interests over the voices of the community.

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