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In many places, yes, density would objectively and significantly decrease the quality of life of all existing residents, and that would be bad.
by teacup50 11y ago
In many places, yes, density would objectively and significantly decrease the quality of life of all existing residents, and that would be bad.
- Kalium 11y agoFortunately for us all, precious few of those places are in the Bay. The vast majority of San Francisco can't even be reasonably called mid-rise neighborhoods. But let's not get caught up in that yet. In what way would density "objectively and significantly decrease the quality of life of all existing residents"? From your phrasing, you clearly have solid evidence and objective metrics for your rather strong claim about both significance and universality.