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If you had a smooth transition between high and low density, the total area covered by housing would be smaller. So oddly enough, even the lowest density housi
by kaibee 5y ago
If you had a smooth transition between high and low density, the total area covered by housing would be smaller. So oddly enough, even the lowest density housing would now be closer to jobs in the city. Furthermore, since public transport makes more sense for those in the 'middle'-density area, there would be less for those who choose to drive in from the low-density area.
https://missingmiddlehousing.com/ https://missingmiddlehousing.com/
- giantg2 5y agoWhy don't we address the root cause - location and density of the jobs? No reason most of them have to be clustered together, or even in the same city as others.