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It's in part because every major US city has spent decades underbuilding housing (usually through zoning and permitting that makes middle-density housing implic
by crooked-v 2y ago
It's in part because every major US city has spent decades underbuilding housing (usually through zoning and permitting that makes middle-density housing implicitly or explicitly illegal), pushing everyone out into the burbs just to find homes they can afford.
- naijaboiler 2y agoI think we have cause and effect mixed up. The greater of highways post WW2 and the riots of the 60s, and increased affordability of vehicles drove suburbanization. With less people putting housing pressure in cities, of course you get unbuilding of houses in the cities