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> It biases too hard towards city living, especially as we are seeing more and more people move away from cities Urbanization is progressing. Suburbia are not
by iknowstuff 3y ago
> It biases too hard towards city living, especially as we are seeing more and more people move away from cities
Urbanization is progressing.
Suburbia are not sustainable and should not be encouraged. As you just noticed, it takes way more money to service their infrastructure, and they bring in far less tax revenue to pay for it than dense mixed use developments.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoI think some clarity in terminology may be required here. Those cabins in MT are not in anything that could ever be called "suburbia". Suburbia has its problems (many of them), but we're talking about a different class of living here: actual rural living, with neighbors a mile (or miles) away, no infrastructure other than dirt roads etc.