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Probably better to have purpose-built infrastructure for this kind of thing, genuinely open to everyone and not just those who can afford the suburban home. Why
by cool_dude85 6y ago
Probably better to have purpose-built infrastructure for this kind of thing, genuinely open to everyone and not just those who can afford the suburban home. Why don't all suburbs have close access to a park within walking distance?
- rriepe 6y agoIt's more like yelling-for-dinner distance.
- soared 6y agoAgreed - small parks and greenbelts are definitely better. In Boulder, CO a few houses have bought their next door neighbors house just to tear it down and build a small park/open yard.
- koolba 6y agoSomeone should try that in Detroit.
- jelliclesfarm 6y agoThey’d be tarred and feathered if they do it in California. And then taxed punitively for taking land out of housing market.