Incoming Daegu Mayor Chu Kyung-ho has announced he will not reside in the city’s official mayoral residence, breaking with established practice. The decision, reported by Yonhap News Agency, signals an emphasis on fiscal responsibility and pragmatic governance. Mayor-elect Chu intends to continue living in his private apartment. This move is being interpreted as a demonstration of his commitment to streamlining city operations and reducing unnecessary expenditures. The traditional use of the mayoral residence has been a long-standing practice in Daegu. Chu’s choice reflects a broader push for a more practical and efficient municipal administration, according to observers. He is expected to officially take office in the coming weeks.