new town

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a town that was planned and built recently, often to house people from a nearby city

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  • It was built as a new town in the 1960s.
  • The government proposed a new town project to alleviate housing shortages.
  • Living in a new town often means a longer commute to established city centers.
  • Many families were relocated to the new town after the old district was redeveloped.
  • The architect specialized in designing sustainable new towns with green spaces.
  • A vibrant community quickly formed in the recently established new town.
  • Critics argued that the new town lacked character compared to historical cities.
  • This region is known for its several successful new towns developed post-war.
  • The master plan for the new town included extensive public transport networks.
  • Despite initial skepticism, the new town has become a popular residential area.