> Besides, who's to say that these desirable places are not desirable because they are low-density? It's a chicken and egg problem. If this were true, you woul

> Besides, who's to say that these desirable places are not desirable because they are low-density? It's a chicken and egg problem. If this were true, you wouldn't need zoning, and people would just build low density because that's what everyone wants anyways.