Reported 12 months ago
Experts point out the issues of 'noise, vibration, air pollution, and poor lighting' when living too close to the rail tracks, affecting the quality of life and potentially leading to mental fatigue. Despite being classified as a 'negative facility' by the Ministry of the Interior, properties near rail tracks still experience a significant impact on housing prices, with front-facing track residences typically priced lower due to the mentioned drawbacks. The advice is to avoid such properties if possible to maintain living standards and property value.
Source: YAHOO