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> There's nothing special about where I live except that it's development predates the automobile. Seems like there is, and it's that it's very rich? Because s

> There's nothing special about where I live except that it's development predates the automobile. Seems like there is, and it's that it's very rich? Because something like this: > an amazing park with play structures, basketball courts, tennis courts, large gracy field, a creek, picnic areas, and such about a 1 minute walk away. doesn't exist in the entirety of my city, which also predates cars. Also, do you mean a detached house when you say "from my house"? How many customers within 5-10 minute walking distance does (for example) hairdresser serve in such place?

danny_codes 3y ago
> doesn't exist in the entirety of my city, which also predates cars. Really? You have no parks in your entire city? How is that possible? I don't think that's a wealth problem, sounds more like a governance problem to me. I live in a quadplex on a mixed-density Street. I'd guess there's a 1000 housing units within a 5-10 minutes walk. I'm sure people come from further away as well though.