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I’ve done that and those areas change over time. A town becomes more like a small city. A small city becomes more dense. Etc. Then all the urbanists move the go
by SilverElfin 4mo ago
I’ve done that and those areas change over time. A town becomes more like a small city. A small city becomes more dense. Etc. Then all the urbanists move the goal posts and ask why you didn’t live somewhere else.
- cman1444 4mo agoVery case dependent of course. There are loads of small towns that have stagnant or shrinking populations all across the US.
- asdff 4mo agoJust move to the rust belt. If you are going to move to a growing job market don’t be surprised when the job market grows and triggers demand for development.
- breezybottom 4mo agoYou don't have to be surprised to disagree with it. What's the limiting principle here? Every city should grow to the size of Tokyo?
- denkmoon 4mo agoGod forbid society grows around you. How dare all those productive aspiring people build things near you. Did they not know you had exclusive right of refusal on nearby development?
- breezybottom 4mo agoLandlords...productive...okay then.
- denkmoon 4mo agoConsider the following; the creation of the building is the productive part, not the rent seeking parasite afterwards.