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Policies against density and development are so harmful that areas of London that were bombed in WWII are more productive today that those untouched. If your p
by abigail95 4y ago
Policies against density and development are so harmful that areas of London that were bombed in WWII are more productive today that those untouched.
If your policy makes blown up rubble more valuable, it's a bad policy.
> And FYI there's no evidence that 'density' decreases prices. The most 'dense' places in the US are the most expensive.
What is causality.
- jollybean 4y agoIf those areas were not bombed, those businesses would have just located somewhere else. 'Productivity / Square Km' is a nonsense metric. It means nothing. It doesn't matter what the causality of high density rent is, what matters is 'affordability' which is a stated object of the 'build out' people.