"That's both sad and funny that you think all of those things are possible in the same location in the US." I don't think it's possible in the US. It's why I l

"That's both sad and funny that you think all of those things are possible in the same location in the US." I don't think it's possible in the US. It's why I left the US. Sadly, the US makes it illegal to build what I describe. "huge economic incentives..." Change zoning laws to allow high density building near transit. SB50 in California for instance. It's pretty obvious people _want_ more homes like this since the cost of living in places like this is already astronomical. Not sure what incentives you need when people are already paying insane amounts to enjoy living like this? Finally, nothing in my comment referenced the US.