23/06/2026
Would you live in a floating city?
The World's Biggest Cruise Ship? Freedom Ship and the Future of Floating Cities
A 1.6-kilometre-long "floating city" designed to accommodate 80,000 people may sound like science fiction, but it raises an interesting question: what happens when cities are no longer tied to land?
The future of real estate may be less about buildings and more about creating complete environments. The most valuable developments of the next generation could be those that deliver not just a place to live, but an entire lifestyle experience.
Here’s an excerpt from Akhil’s book about the stage of the cycle;
The Secret Wealth Advantage – Page 191
Chapter 12: The Mania
Missing? Designs: The World's Largest/Tallest/Longest/Deepest Is. missing? word
"In late 1980s Japan, the resort schemes were good signs of rampant speculation. Other cycles can furnish examples: the Empire State Building in New York (announced in 1929), the Sears Tower in Chicago (1970), the Messe Turm in Frankfurt (1988) and the Burj Khalifa (2004) were all started in the heady final years of their respective cycles and were, in their day, the tallest buildings in their continent or globally."
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