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The value is very much about the location of the land. The neighborhood, school district, proximity to parks or transit. The actual structure matters less and l
by francisofascii 5y ago
The value is very much about the location of the land. The neighborhood, school district, proximity to parks or transit. The actual structure matters less and less these days. It is "possible" to build more, but rarely politically viable.
- HPsquared 5y agoSchools, parks and transit are not static and new ones can be built. Those all fall under "development".
- herlitzj 5y agoYou say this as if it's fast or easy. All of these can easily take 10s of years build from conception to completion due to a myriad of reasons. Land acquisition, federal state and local funding, environmental review, court cases, zoning changes, public review proceses, etc. It's not like someone decrees that a school should be built and 6 months later it's up and running. And the school is the easy one on that list :)