It indeed sounds like a normal small tow! From my perspective, we have bitter few of them. For me and many others, walkability is fundamental. It's fine if oth

It indeed sounds like a normal small tow! From my perspective, we have bitter few of them. For me and many others, walkability is fundamental. It's fine if others don't agree. Our segment of the market is woefully underserved though, and we can see that in the fact that walkable neighorhoods and towns are always almost more expensive than areas that require car-dependency. I also think that price-differential is because of the constrained supply of walkable towns because collectively we prioritize speedy car travel at the expense of everything else.