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The best solution to the housing crisis ever discovered thus far is widespread remote work. This allows people who don’t want to live in major cities the abilit
by seibelj 6y ago
The best solution to the housing crisis ever discovered thus far is widespread remote work. This allows people who don’t want to live in major cities the ability to live anywhere, reducing the cost for those that do want to live in a city.
- Dork1234 6y agoI am surprised no one has a website that compares internet quality to land price when searching for lots to purchase.
- mellavora 6y agothis might actually solve the problem with robot waitstaff. Mechanical turk them, allowing the actual service people to work remotely!
- ntsplnkv2 6y agoI don't think this will help much at all. Maybe for a few, but I doubt it will reduce costs for city-dwellers. If you have any ambition, your networking is severely limited. If you have any desire to find a mate, your pool has decreased rapidly. If you want to see a concert or go to a new restaurant, you have far less options.
- ghaff 6y agoSome cities make it really hard to reasonably commute (for business or pleasure) from more moderately-priced properties. For many other cities though, a 60-90 minute drive--or sometimes train--does, which is generally reasonable for a sometimes commute or a night on the town. (And remember that many of the tech and other good jobs aren't even in the city; they're out in the suburbs somewhere.)