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It's not a disease, just that you have limited space at the center, and everyone wants near good jobs.
by visarga 3y ago
It's not a disease, just that you have limited space at the center, and everyone wants near good jobs.
- Rinzler89 3y ago>everyone wants near good jobs How dare they want a better life? /s You can always build up or denser but NIMBY's don't allow that so here we are.
- Clubber 3y agoHow do you make NYC denser?
- loeg 3y agoEliminate some of the height restrictions? Most of NYC isn't particularly tall outside of a couple areas.
- Rinzler89 3y agoWhere did you see me write about New York? I mentioned some big German cities.
- Clubber 3y agoI was just replying to this general statement. >>everyone wants near good jobs >How dare they want a better life? /s >You can always build up or denser but NIMBY's don't allow that so here we are. reply FWIW, I hope that WFH starts to revitalize all these dying small towns that exist on 90% of our landmass. They were nice back in the day.
- loglog 3y agoIt's not "limited space". In Germany, as in many parts of the US, strict zoning disallows building housing where people have to work/want to live at the cost of workers to the benefit of rent-seekers.