Despite its prime location, residential projects were only allocated 1% of the land area, and the Museum Planning Area was criticised for lacking residential zoning. Due to the lack of residents, there were fears that the area would become a "ghost town" at night.
Even though it had an ideal position, residential areas received merely 1% of the available land, while the Museum Planning Area faced criticism for not having adequate residential zones. Consequently, fears arose that the region might transform into a "ghost town" during nighttime hours.