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Private city

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A private city is a city organized as a for-profit, private enterprise [1][2] with no elected city councilors.[3]

Examples

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Tanzania

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Zimbabwe

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Kenya

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Bhutan

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Gelephu Mindfulness City.

Venezuela

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CryptoCity.

Nigeria

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Kyrgyzstan

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A special investment territory has been announced for Tamchy.

Kazakhstan

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India

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Pakistan

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Egypt

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Saudi Arabia

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Cambodia

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The Philippines

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South Korea

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  • Songdo, owned by New Songdo International City Development LLC.

Japan

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Honduras

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China

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Vietnam

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Laos

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  • That Luang Marsh SEZ, owned by Shanghai Wan Feng Group.

Malaysia

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Indonesia

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See also

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References

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  1. "Private Cities: A Path to Liberty".
  2. "Inside the Rise of Private Cities: 'Priority of Management is Profit, Not the Needs of Citizens'". Forbes.
  3. Moser, Sarah; Avni, Nufar (June 2024). "Analysing a private city being built from scratch through a social and environmental justice framework: A research agenda". Urban Studies. 61 (8): 1545–1562. Bibcode:2024UrbSt..61.1545M. doi:10.1177/00420980231211814. PMC 11136613. PMID 38827578.

Further reading

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