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It’s much less affordable than it used to be. Lots of transplants seem to be driving prices up.
by ianai 4y ago
It’s much less affordable than it used to be. Lots of transplants seem to be driving prices up.
- dlivingston 4y agoIf you're talking about housing and property prices, that's a long-standing supply issue related to building a town on a mesa...
- ianai 4y agoThat just makes it a factor which long term diminishes the labs abilities and people. Consequences priced-in as it were. But the grocery stores and surrounding supportive industries like medical/dental are also going to reflect the towns population. I do love Los Alamos but knowing what a large city is capable of helps, too.