Why Were Unfinished Skyscrapers Demolished in China?

Why Were Unfinished Skyscrapers Demolished in China? The surge in China&real estate development often outpaced demand, leading to an oversupply of properties. As China aimed for rapid growth, developers raced to erect these ambitious buildings. However, economic shifts and changing market demands left many of these projects unviable. This led to a surplus of empty buildings, dubbed "ghost cities," prompting a drastic solution—demolition. These demolitions were not merely about unfinished structures but symbolized a shift in China&urban development strategy. It&about a transition towards more sustainable, demand-driven development. Rather than building for the sake of it, cities are now focusing on balanced growth. In the wake of these demolitions, China&skyline continues to evolve, marking a shift towards a more pragmatic approach in building its cities. Note: "The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement."