forest city

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Gigantic island with 400 empty buildings in China exposes a billion-dollar megaproject surrounded by ghost cities, 14 km² of artificial land, and plans for 700,000 residents who never arrived, revealing the silent collapse of global urbanism.

Alisson Ficher 30/04/2026 at 20:43

Após um investimento bilionário de mais de US$ 100 bilhões planejado para abrigar 700 mil pessoas em ilhas artificiais ao lado de Cingapura, a megacidade futurista Forest City na Malásia ficou subutilizada, completou apenas cerca de 15 % da obra e agora tenta se reinventar como zona financeira especial em meio a prédios quase vazios e desafios econômicos

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After A Billion-Dollar Investment of Over $100 Billion Planned to House 700,000 People on Artificial Islands Next to Singapore, The Futuristic Megacity Forest City in Malaysia Remains Underutilized, Completing Only About 15% of The Project and Now Trying to Reinvent Itself as A Special Financial Zone Amid Almost Empty Buildings and Economic Challenges

Valdemar Medeiros 10/02/2026 at 15:23

Com investimento de US$ 100 bilhões e quatro ilhas artificiais erguidas sobre o mar, este megaprojeto futurista prometia abrigar 700 mil pessoas

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With a $100 Billion Investment and Four Artificial Islands Built Over the Sea, This Futuristic Megaproject Promised to House 700,000 People and Become the City of the Future, but It Ended Up Turning Into One of the Largest Ghost Towns on the Planet

Valdemar Medeiros 24/10/2025 at 11:13

Forest City, Malásia, Projeto

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$100 Billion Real Estate Failure on Artificial Island in Malaysia Turns Into Global Campus and Startup Laboratory

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 03/09/2025 at 10:28

$A megacidade de US$ 100 bilhões que virou um fracasso épico antes mesmo de ser concluída$

The $100 Billion Megacity That Became An Epic Failure Even Before Its Completion

Bruno Teles 08/02/2025 at 12:44

“china, “global”, “malásia”, “construção”

Forest City: How China’s R$ 570 Billion Megaproject in Malaysia Became a “Ghost Town” – Now Millions of Tons of Abandoned Concrete and Steel Remain

Roberta Souza 26/10/2024 at 15:18