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A problem with declaring existing cities "full" and directing future growth, young families, etc. out to the middle of nowhere is that cities are not sited at r
by closeparen 4y ago
A problem with declaring existing cities "full" and directing future growth, young families, etc. out to the middle of nowhere is that cities are not sited at random. They are placed where it makes sense for people to live. Places that are available for suburban sprawl growth were probably left uninhabited till now for good reasons.
- kjs3 4y agoUsually, but then you have places like Las Vegas, which was never a good place to build a city, much less the sprawling urban monster it became. The history of why is pretty interesting.