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But if you built a similar city it would likely have high prices too. Why not try to get more housing built in the places that are already nice instead?

• oblio 5y ago
  I'm not sure I understand this, why would walkable places be expensive? Walkable places are generally high density which means that buildings are bigger and homes are smaller so prices should be lower.
  • colinmhayes 5y ago
    For the same reason walkable places that currently exist are expensive. People want to live there.
    • oblio 5y ago
      Yeah, they want to live there but they don't want others to live there. Otherwise you can just build taller.
    • AstralStorm 5y ago
      That sounds like a fake supply problem. Potentially people having places to sell or rent blocking high density developments, or lack of infrastructure causing issues. Good old adage is infrastructure first.