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Right, and that's what I mean by it approximates/approaches zero sum. I'm not arguing against development, I just think a lot of the pro-development folks imag
by sliverstorm 9y ago
Right, and that's what I mean by it approximates/approaches zero sum.
I'm not arguing against development, I just think a lot of the pro-development folks imagine that cities are making things zero sum with their policies, when real property will always have that element.
- Dylan16807 9y agoHousing does not inherently have a major zero-sum factor until you're inside one of the densest downtowns in the country. In the general case it's all about policies and whether they allow demand to turn into construction.