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Obviously the extremes are stupid, but hey... Think about it - that works just as well if you take it to the extreme as "rebuild the entire city denser" - once
by majormajor 4y ago
Obviously the extremes are stupid, but hey...
Think about it - that works just as well if you take it to the extreme as "rebuild the entire city denser" - once you knock down the entire city, that land is gonna be worth a lot less.
And the demolition approach has the advantage of costing less than rebuilding everything after you demo it!
It's also a good way to force demand to move around, right?! Hell, if you demolished Manhattan and everyone there moved to other cities in the US, I wonder if the average rent and/or mortgage payments of the displaced people would go down...
- xapata 4y ago> Hell, if you demolished Manhattan and everyone there moved to other cities in the US, I wonder if the average rent and/or mortgage payments of the displaced people would go down... Is that a rhetorical question? You've asked the wrong question. It should be whether the sum that everyone in the world spends on housing will increase or decrease, not only the displaced Manhattanites.