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> What if your work was a walkable distance? It is a walkable distance, and it’s unsustainably expensive for how little space I get. Not to mention the fact th
by sxg 4y ago
> What if your work was a walkable distance?
It is a walkable distance, and it’s unsustainably expensive for how little space I get. Not to mention the fact that there aren’t any ownable properties in walking distance to work—renting an apartment is the only option.
Sure, huge investments in creating an amazing mass transit system would be awesome! But that’s nowhere near happening in the next couple decades. So why should I (or anyone) be asked to pay more to rent a tiny apartment near work where I can barely escape the city using existing public transit options?
- adgjlsfhk1 4y agoyou shouldn't. you should push for public transit expansion and looser zoning that allows for businesses to be closer to homes.
- candiodari 4y agoOk. Already doing that. Doesn't seem to help, but doing that. In the meantime I do the car thing and live much more comfortably further away.