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It doesn't ruin neighborhoods, it creates housing for a lot more people to live in, bringing down housing costs citywide, and it makes the neighborhood better a
by CydeWeys 4y ago
It doesn't ruin neighborhoods, it creates housing for a lot more people to live in, bringing down housing costs citywide, and it makes the neighborhood better and more vibrant with more people.
- ghaff 4y agoMore people may make a neighborhood more "vibrant." It can also increase traffic, congestion more broadly, make goods and services more expensive, etc.
- CalRobert 4y agoSo add people and remove cars.
- ghaff 4y agoThere would be very little point in living in the Bay Area for me if I didn't have convenient access to nature, which requires a car.
- titzer 4y agoI lived in Munich 7 years and could take a train to Garmisch in less than 90 minutes, then literally walk from the train station to any of dozens of hiking trails that cover several mountains, or to several Gondolas.
- CalRobert 4y agoAre you suggesting we should prevent other people from living in the bay area so you can have more convenient motoring?
- ghaff 4y agoI don't live in the Bay Area. But I certainly wouldn't consider doing so to if "removing cars" were a requirement for doing so.