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The people who build, own, and operate the very luxury services (such as culinary destinations) that contribute to an area's reputation as "one of the most des
by Forgeties79 4y ago
The people who build, own, and operate the very luxury services (such as culinary destinations) that contribute to an area's reputation as "one of the most desirable areas in one of the most desirable cities located in one of the most desirable geographies in the wealthiest country on earth" should be able to afford living there.
- thepasswordis 4y ago>should Why?
- mrWiz 4y ago>Why? Because if they leave then they will no longer contribute to the area's desirable reputation.
- pb7 4y agoBut they can commute in like many people do, right?
- mrWiz 4y agoYes, to an extent. Commuting adds friction to working there, and if it becomes too much of a burden then people are likely to relocate. And in this specific case (head chef at a popular bar) living in the neighborhood allows him to keep abreast of other bars, local trends, etc which benefits his work.
- hd95489 4y agoIn the free market they will leave and get replaced. Or enough will leave and wages will go up
- Forgeties79 4y agoMy comment contains the "why" already.
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