Given the shortage of land available for new housing, there are very few areas developers wouldn't choose to build. As a homeowner, I'd be opposed to most new

Given the shortage of land available for new housing, there are very few areas developers wouldn't choose to build. As a homeowner, I'd be opposed to most new housing developments in my area. New developments aren't backed by the same level of investment in local services such as transport, schools, and GP surgeries. > Ask yourself if as an investor you'd rather own a single family home in some New Jersey farm town, or a lot in Manhattan? I think this is the key flaw in your argument. I chose to live in a village, not a city.