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That presumes they'd want to live in high-density housing, doesn't it? There is high density housing available with shorter commute times already at costs simi
by djrogers 9y ago
That presumes they'd want to live in high-density housing, doesn't it? There is high density housing available with shorter commute times already at costs similar to low dessnity housing further out. Granted, it's not zero commute, but I' not sure how much difference that would make.
Some people choose a lifestyle for their families that differs from what might be optimally efficient, for reasons that other's don't prioritize as highly.
- usaar333 9y ago+1 these commutes reasonably have cost (including time cost) of over $1000 a month. From a pure economic standpoint, they could afford closer housing.