3 ms·
We have exactly the kind of suburbs he’s describing. See Franklin, TN or even Palo Alto. The problem is that it’s ludicrously expense to live close enough to al
by listless 6y ago
We have exactly the kind of suburbs he’s describing. See Franklin, TN or even Palo Alto. The problem is that it’s ludicrously expense to live close enough to all the action. My guess is far more expensive than Nordic countries.
- ghaff 6y agoIt varies. There are smaller cities that are quite nice and not too expensive in the Southeast for example. What you don't have is much of the way of public transit. However, in general, living near the center of a walkable small city or town is probably going to cost you more than a cookie-cutter suburb a bit more off the beaten track. (And once you get ex-urban or rural, there's usually a town center but probably not much in the way of commerce there.) The suburbs like this around Boston that pop to mind are relatively expensive.