A roof over ones head is the basic means of amenity required to live peacefully. The growing population in cities and the lack of space is causing difficulty for some people, with limited options, moving to countryside to build their homes could be the best bet for them. This essay will discuss some of the reasons related to the construction of houses in countryside and protecting the greenery and farm-land in detail.
Although countryside is outside the main center of the city, its still close enough to ensure a daily commute is possible. Along with living below their means, they have an opportunity to work in a big city by sacrificing some of their time. Additionally, some people earning lower wages cannot afford to rent or buy a house in city. According to the census board's statistics, sixty seven percent Americans prefer living in countryside due to the lower cost of living which helps them financially and they have access to the same medical facilities as anybody living in a suburban area with a bit of additional time needed to access it.
In contrast, there is significant impact on greenery and farm-lands in countryside due the migration of people from cities. Big construction houses are setting up shops in countryside to supply building materials and construct houses on farm-lands. In many cases, the land parcels are being converted from agriculture to residential to accomodate the increasing demand of housing units which diminishes the beautiful environment. It has become a nightmare for people living as farmers to see numerous residential blocks being constructed around their farm and feel this could impact the farm produced products in near future due to the lack of availability of green or farm areas in countryside.
In Conclusion, meeting the demand of housing units is essential to accomodate affordable houses for all. But, this shouldn't be done at the cost of erasing the greenery and farms from countryside. A balanced approach to manage both situations would result positively for everyone.
A roof over ones head is the basic means of amenity required to
live
peacefully
. The growing population in
cities
and the lack of space is causing difficulty for
some
people
, with limited options, moving to
countryside
to build their homes could be the best bet for them. This essay will discuss
some of the
reasons related to the construction of
houses
in
countryside
and protecting the greenery and farm-land in detail.
Although
countryside
is outside the main center of the city, its
still
close
enough
to ensure a daily commute is possible. Along with
living
below their means, they have an opportunity to work in a
big
city by sacrificing
some
of their time.
Additionally
,
some
people
earning lower wages cannot afford to rent or
buy
a
house
in city. According to the census board's statistics,
sixty seven
percent Americans prefer
living
in
countryside
due to the lower cost of
living
which
helps
them
financially and
they have access to the same medical facilities as anybody
living
in a suburban area with a bit of additional time needed to access it.
In contrast
, there is significant impact on greenery and farm-lands in
countryside
due the migration of
people
from
cities
.
Big
construction
houses
are setting up shops in
countryside
to supply building materials and construct
houses
on farm-lands. In
many
cases, the land parcels are
being converted
from agriculture
to residential to
accomodate
the increasing demand of housing units which diminishes the
beautiful
environment. It has become a nightmare for
people
living
as farmers to
see
numerous residential blocks
being constructed
around their
farm
and feel this could impact the
farm
produced products in near future due to the lack of availability of green or
farm
areas in countryside.
In Conclusion
, meeting the demand of housing units is essential to
accomodate
affordable
houses
for all.
But
, this shouldn't
be done
at the cost of erasing the greenery and
farms
from
countryside
. A balanced approach to manage both situations would result
positively
for everyone.