Well, we need both housing as well as the services, infrastructure, and amenities to support the population. Housing is much easier to shoe-horn into smaller plots of land here and there while large venues require bigger expanses which tend to be less common, particularly in central areas. That said, a lot of large venues can be made as mixed use developments, with things like housing, retail, offices, or hotel integrated with them.
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