> Prices in big dense cities say otherwise, Price doesn't strongly correlate to density. Prices are very high in low density areas like Los Angeles, Silicon v

> Prices in big dense cities say otherwise, Price doesn't strongly correlate to density. Prices are very high in low density areas like Los Angeles, Silicon valley, North Virginia, Palm Beach, etc. Before Manhattan got "nice" 20 years ago, it was dense, and there was cheap real estate to be had. It was the gentrification that drive the price increase, not the density.