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Even in the US, it isn't the rule. Basically the baby boomers did it and that's it. I guess that could be expected of their unsustainable IGMFY generation, but
by saosebastiao 10y ago
Even in the US, it isn't the rule. Basically the baby boomers did it and that's it. I guess that could be expected of their unsustainable IGMFY generation, but go one generation in either direction and you'll find plenty of aging people who have stayed in their cities. Suburbanization was a trend that peaked at McMansions and has been returning to normalcy ever since.
- ForRealsies 10y agoExurbs are on the increase though. http://www.forbes.com/sites/joelkotkin/2015/11/03/so-much-for-the-death-of-sprawl-americas-exurbs-are-booming/#765d638c495a http://www.forbes.com/sites/joelkotkin/2015/11/03/so-much-fo...
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- astrange 10y agoHe says "exurb" like it's a McMansion ultra-suburb, but then the words "town center" "walk around" "business" come up, so isn't it actually a small city?