A $100 billion “ghost city” became a home for tech entrepreneurs, but the experiment lasted less than two years after it began
- Forest City was meant to become a futuristic metropolis near Singapore, but its empty towers and quiet streets earned it a very different reputation.
- That unusual setting later attracted a group of technology entrepreneurs who saw the underused development as an opportunity to test a new way of living and working.
- In 2024, Network School arrived with a community built around technology, startups and the ideas of Balaji Srinivasan’s The Network State.
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- Forest City was meant to become a futuristic metropolis near Singapore, but its empty towers and quiet streets earned it a very different reputation.
- That unusual setting later attracted a group of technology entrepreneurs who saw the underused development as an opportunity to test a new way of living and working.
- In 2024, Network School arrived with a community built around technology, startups and the ideas of Balaji Srinivasan’s The Network State.
Sources: Times of India