Meaning of "Forest-adjacent"

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A residential environment where residents can easily enjoy forests (green spaces) within their daily living area, thanks to the proximity of natural spaces such as parks and mountains

"Our neighborhood is surrounded by forests, so there are walking trails nearby, and I can really feel the difference in the air every morning."

Shopping districtThis term refers to residential areas that are conveniently located near large shopping malls or department stores, making it easy to enjoy shopping and leisure activities.School districtThis term refers to residential areas that appear to have a good educational environment because they are located near well-known tutoring districts or prestigious schools.Dining DistrictThis term refers to a neighborhood where Starbucks is within walking distance, allowing residents to enjoy coffee frequently and take advantage of local amenities.Live-work proximityThis refers to a location where the workplace is close to home, resulting in shorter commutes and greater convenience in daily life.Balloon effectThis refers to the phenomenon where, when regulations are imposed on a specific area, demand shifts to neighboring areas in an attempt to circumvent those regulations, causing housing prices and demand in those neighboring areas to rise as well.lower-levelRefers to areas within a city or metropolitan area that are relatively less desirable in terms of location or living environmentLotto SubscriptionThis refers to a housing lottery with conditions as attractive as winning the lottery, where the sale price is significantly lower than the prevailing market price, making it possible to expect capital gains in the hundreds of millions of won if selected.A smart little houseThis refers to an investment and holding strategy in which, as regulations on multiple-home ownership have tightened, investors focus on a single high-priced home in a prime location rather than owning and managing multiple properties, in order to reduce risk.