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Or even more housing, which would in turn often reduce pricing and then commutes. This even applies to the "some of us want a yard" rebuke of suburbanites. Hou
by smileysteve 7y ago
Or even more housing, which would in turn often reduce pricing and then commutes.
This even applies to the "some of us want a yard" rebuke of suburbanites. Houses nearer cities can have more land if there isn't an 8 lane highway.
- zeristor 7y agoIncreased urban density helps areas reach a criticality, denser accomodation cheaper to service, the trick is as ever to find the optimum balancing point. Green spaces aren't to be sniffed at though, even for hayfever suffers.
- ryanmercer 7y ago> "some of us want a yard" I was more speaking to the, every acre of land we pave over is one less acre sequestering carbon and ensuring biodiversity... "Green spaces" also have psychological and physiological benefits.