> To be clear, do you really think it's likely that good neighborhoods are shaped _primarily_ by factors independent of who lives in them? I do not - I was poi

> To be clear, do you really think it's likely that good neighborhoods are shaped _primarily_ by factors independent of who lives in them? I do not - I was pointing out the contradiction. Although to be fair, the way schools are funded in the US complicates this. If a neighborhood becomes low-income, then the schools will get less funding as well, as I understand it, because schools are funded from neighborhood-level property taxes.