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Also doesn't apply to Boston, Philly, and perhaps some smaller cities in New Jersey etc.. The author is Canadian and it seems like he's taking a lot of his per
by rory 4y ago
Also doesn't apply to Boston, Philly, and perhaps some smaller cities in New Jersey etc..
The author is Canadian and it seems like he's taking a lot of his perspective from Toronto, which is actually kind of bizarre in that it has clusters of high rises with single family homes in between, and leafy suburban neighborhoods right around downtown.
- graeme 4y agoToronto’s core urban density is lower than Montreal’s. Am referring to the densest neighbourhoods like Plateau. Often I go to Toronto and find I am the only one walking down many streets, which does not happen often in Montreal or NYC