I unabashedly prefer living in the suburbs over cities. But I'm glad the "Urban Revival" happened, and I hope it continues. In my own city, the rising home val

I unabashedly prefer living in the suburbs over cities. But I'm glad the "Urban Revival" happened, and I hope it continues. In my own city, the rising home values have made it economically viable to pour money into formerly decaying row houses that were built for working class families over a century ago. So at least a lot of the ancient, unsafe wiring, plumbing, lead paint, asbestos, etc., is being dealt with by people who can afford to foot the bill.