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The causality goes the other way: places become dense because people want to live there and bid the prices up, and developers respond to those prices by buildin
by jimrandomh 10y ago
The causality goes the other way: places become dense because people want to live there and bid the prices up, and developers respond to those prices by building taller. The really high prices happen when people want to live somewhere and bid the prices up, but no one can build to make room for them because of zoning regulations.
- aninhumer 10y agoI think the causality goes both ways. People want to live there because of the advantages of density, and the area becomes denser to accommodate them.