u/MalikarjunReddy

Sadashivnagar plots @₹3.33/sq ft

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Nov 1970 newspaper clipping stating CITB(predecessor of BDA) allotment of plots in what's now Sadashivanagar @₹3.33/sq ft.

u/MalikarjunReddy — 9 hours ago
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Urban Stress Score

This graph shows how the top 60 most populated cities in the world compare in overall urban stress by combining air pollution, housing affordability, and climate burden into a single composite ranking, revealing a spectrum from relatively balanced cities like Toronto and Buenos Aires to highly strained megacities such as Hanoi and Delhi.

X-axis: Air pollution (US AQI from IQAir 2025). Score weightage is 50%, since air quality has the most direct effect on life expectancy and healthcare burden.

Y-axis: Housing unaffordability. The ratio is median property price ÷ median annual household disposable income, which is also the number of years of total household income needed to buy a median-priced home outright (assuming you spend nothing else). Weighted 30%. Anything above 20 is the zone where even high earners cannot build property wealth in a single working lifetime.

Bubble size: Climate Stress Index. Heat, humidity, wet-bulb days, dependence on AC for survival. Weighted 20%.

Indian metros are highlighted in terracotta; the numbers inside each bubble correspond to the city's stress rank in the table (1 = least stressed, 60 = most stressed).

u/MalikarjunReddy — 21 hours ago

Urban Stress Score

This graph shows how major global cities compare in overall urban stress by combining air pollution, housing affordability, and climate burden into a single composite ranking, revealing a spectrum from relatively balanced cities like Oslo and Dublin to highly strained megacities such as Mumbai and Delhi.

X-axis: Air pollution (US AQI from IQAir 2025). Score weightage is 50%, since air quality has the most direct effect on life expectancy and healthcare burden.

Y-axis: Housing unaffordability. The ratio is median property price ÷ median annual household disposable income, which is also the number of years of total household income needed to buy a median-priced home outright (assuming you spend nothing else). Weighted 30%. Anything above 20 is the zone where even high earners cannot build property wealth in a single working lifetime.

Bubble size: Climate Stress Index. Heat, humidity, wet-bulb days, dependence on AC for survival. Weighted 20%.

Indian metros are highlighted in terracotta; the numbers inside each bubble correspond to the city's stress rank in the table (1 = least stressed, 44 = most stressed).

u/MalikarjunReddy — 1 day ago