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Doesn't that mean that european cities simply aren't sustainable? If the city stays 'attractive' more people will want to move there, and the cost of living wou
by rocqua 9y ago
Doesn't that mean that european cities simply aren't sustainable? If the city stays 'attractive' more people will want to move there, and the cost of living would rise too much. Really, the only solution seems to be to accept a balance needs to be struck.
- pamqzl 9y agoWhat's wrong with simply accepting a cap (either de facto or directly enforced) on populations of cities? Perhaps we should start thinking of living in certain popular cities as being a luxury good. Not everyone can live in Rome or Sydney or San Francisco, so let's leave it for those who either already own property there or can do what it takes to buy their way in. For everyone else there's no shortage of other places.