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You are making my point. If you left to get more space, why would the Economist think that the place could have five times more workers if they lifted building
by massysett 11y ago
You are making my point. If you left to get more space, why would the Economist think that the place could have five times more workers if they lifted building restrictions? The Bay Area with no building restrictions would be even less desirable.
- ejdyksen 11y agoThe Bay Area with no building restrictions turns into Manhattan. I'd rather live in Manhattan than the Bay Area. If I'm not going to have much space, I'd rather the city be designed for that kind of life.
- EliRivers 11y agoIf you left to get more space, why would the Economist think that the place could have five times more workers if they lifted building restrictions? Because the people attracted by the massive drop in rents would more than offset those who leave because of the increased density.