Maybe in about 4-5 american cities where there is pressure on land. For all the rest, most cities still have a lot of vacancy and abandoned areas near their dow

Maybe in about 4-5 american cities where there is pressure on land. For all the rest, most cities still have a lot of vacancy and abandoned areas near their downtown. Tasteful low-rise infill would already be an enormous improvement. If more cities would be look like the low rise downtowns of savannah or charleston, I expect people would love to move there and live more densely. So america shouldn't only learn from Hongkong, but also from its own past.