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No. New Zealand's most common form of housing (not "rich people") is a stand-alone house. The solution always proposed on HN is to increase density. To convert
by 1897235234 9y ago
No. New Zealand's most common form of housing (not "rich people") is a stand-alone house. The solution always proposed on HN is to increase density. To convert housing into apartments. Meaning the new standard in a decade will be apartments. You are decreasing the quality of life of the average person and not the quality of life of rich people, who live in a mansion with a giant yard.
- namlem 9y agoNot across the whole country, just in the area around Aukland's urban core. And I'm not convinced it actually decreases the quality of life of the average person. In fact, I'd wager that it increases it, by reducing cost of living.
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