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True, but in Melbourne, Australia, this has meant an explosion of cafes in the suburbs. It used to be that most people travelled in to the CBD for work. Hence
by jen729w 3y ago
True, but in Melbourne, Australia, this has meant an explosion of cafes in the suburbs.
It used to be that most people travelled in to the CBD for work. Hence very expensive housing the closer you were to the city.
I don’t think house prices have adjusted yet, but your local shops have. Anecdotally I hear from people all over the place who say that their local shops have had a boost thanks to the increase in weekday traffic.
- jacobn 3y agoWhich probably corresponds to a loss of foot traffic to restaurants & shops in the cities' downtowns. This is very visible in SF.