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I think just the opposite, people want more density but outdated views have made it illegal. Former farmlands are cheap, dense areas are super expensive. The m
by epistasis 3y ago
I think just the opposite, people want more density but outdated views have made it illegal.
Former farmlands are cheap, dense areas are super expensive. The market has spoken, yet we continue to undersupply density by regulatory fiat, against the will of the people.
- gabesullice 3y agoDense, rural towns ftw
- ghaff 3y agoRelatively dense small villages are a thing in many places. (And historically probably dominated.) Of course, as they get bigger, you've basically created at least a smaller city. And if they stay small you're going to have to travel to a great number of day-to-day locations like larger stores, medical, etc. that depend on a critical mass to operate.