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That is ultimately a problem of scarcity. No one is building walkable communities, so the only remaining walkable communities are the "historic" ones that, surp
by paledot 5y ago
That is ultimately a problem of scarcity. No one is building walkable communities, so the only remaining walkable communities are the "historic" ones that, surprise, everyone wants to live in because the alternative sucks. Elastic demand, inelastic supply.
- bsanr2 5y agoThe channel mentions regularly that this isn't because of a lack of demand, but because of restrictive zoning laws and building codes that forbid it.