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Does anywhere in America subsidize the cost of tearing down low density housing for the sake of building high density. It feels like property developers are mor
by seanalltogether 2y ago
Does anywhere in America subsidize the cost of tearing down low density housing for the sake of building high density. It feels like property developers are more incentivesed to expand outward rather then upward
- chasd00 2y agoi think it depends on the area. I live in an area just South of downtown Dallas TX called Oakcliff. There's a really popular neighborhood about a mile from me called Bishop Arts. Over the last 5 years or so many blocks of 20 or so homes have been bought, demolished, and replaced with really gigantic apartment complexes. i guess that's good for density, sucks to be the people/community that already lived there though.
- onewheeltom 2y agoI lived on W colorado blvd in Oak Cliff from 1990 to 1997. Don’t know if I would want to live there now.