Prague does not make full use of the area on which it stands. If it worked more efficiently with its territory, it could accommodate half a million more residents. Housing is one of Prague's main problems. How can the Metropolitan Plan help to resolve the housing crisis? In the second expert discussion, together with Deputy Mayor Petr Hlaváček and architect Zdeněk Völfl, we will be focusing on how the Plan calculates capacities, how the rules for developers will change and how development areas will be brought to life. After all, the Metropolitan Plan envisages construction where it makes sense, focusing on brownfields within the city that are already connected to public transport services and other amenities.