In many cities, problems related to overpopulation are becoming more common. Some governments are now encouraging businesses and individuals to move out of cities to rural areas. Do the advantages of this trend overweigh the disadvantages?

Due to

the rampant increase in population, it is quite common that the

cities

have become overcrowded and few governments are suggesting organizations and people, to move into the countryside. In my view,

this

suggestion definitely has some advantages,

while

there are drawbacks to be tackled.

This

essay ponders on that note. Looking at the positive side, shifting the companies to the countryside,

firstly

, will certainly help to reduce, the traffic congestion in the

cities

. At present, the business district in the

cities

are utterly crowded and it takes more time to navigate through the traffic.

Furthermore

, enough parking spaces are not available and the vehicles end up being parked on the streets, which even adds to the congestion woes. To cite an example, the

city

of NewYork has restricted, driving down to work as there is not much space to accommodate personal vehicles.

Secondly

, the real estate prices in the

cities

would decrease, which would boost the local economy, as it would help many to purchase accommodation of their own.

On the other hand

, considering the negatives, the countryside needs to be developed to accommodate the changes,and a huge capital is needed to accomplish

this

. The

city

planning needs to allocate a sufficient budget to

this

one.

Moreover

, the development activity would take a few years to complete, and the interim transition phase, would be a difficult one

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and needs meticulous planning to achieve that, any miss would dent the investments done.

To conclude

, though there are advantages which outweigh the drawback, in my opinion, a well-planned development and transition from

city

to rural areas, would certainly help to improve the quality of

city

living for the taxpayers.