No

Everyone deserves the opportunity to live somewhere affordable that is close to public services and employment opportunities.

More low density buildings in important areas of a suburb such as shopping centres and/or train stations is not efficient and doesn't give access to services for the most people.

Urban sprawl leads to larger, further-spaced cities which increases car-dependency and deforestation. Urban sprawl is also economically inviable as it produces less tax revenue than higher density suburbs.

High density residential buildings allow more people to live in the same amount of space. It helps transit-oriented development, developing the area further and giving more people a roof over their head. Since it increases the supply, it also decreases the house prices. There is literally nothing bad about high density residential buildings.