> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.districts.xyz/districts/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.districts.xyz/districts/tutorials-and-faqs/frequently-asked-questions/will-land-in-multiple-locations-be-available-at-launch.md).

# Will land in multiple locations be available at launch?

No, only Land Pixels within the initial launch location—New York—were available during the first LandRush event. Additional locations will be released over time through a phased approach, with new locations unlocking based on community governance.

$DSTRX holders will vote on which locations become available next. Within the first few years, a total of 12 major areas are planned for release, including:

New York, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, El Salvador, Switzerland, Dubai, Miami, San Francisco, London, Tokyo, Paris, and Hong Kong

Together, these locations account for a total of 1,134,169 Land Pixels, representing 0.023% of the total global land area of the Districts map.

This phased-LandRush strategy ensures that land availability aligns with community demand and governance decisions, fostering a sustainable, decentralized expansion of Districts rather than opening all locations simultaneously.


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