Well, I don't live in the US, but I got the picture that a lot of your problems over there are caused by zoning and car-centric design. Mixed usage of a space a

Well, I don't live in the US, but I got the picture that a lot of your problems over there are caused by zoning and car-centric design. Mixed usage of a space and such. Not sure how much depends on the state tho! To be fair, I see the same issues in Frankfurt/Germany as well. Here's to hoping people actually so something sensible with that. Office floors are empty. Restaurants are dying. Designated shopping streets are dying. Stuff like that. Most of it because of bad economics of the shops. I agree on the original article being BS tho.