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   by 1897235234 9y ago

   >There's a huge gulf between "single-occupancy houses" and "concrete jungles". Not really. It isn't an acceptable drop in quality of life that I would ever be willing to take. >Inner-city Paris Not afford
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   by 1897235234 9y ago

   The greater good is less population or spreading out places of work so they aren't in the same location. It is really less population though, which is probably why New Zealand voted in someone who is reducing population growth. Also, m
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   by 1897235234 9y ago

   No. New Zealand's most common form of housing (not "rich people") is a stand-alone house. The solution always proposed on HN is to increase density. To convert housing into apartments. Meaning the new standard in a decade wil
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   by 1897235234 9y ago

   Every single article about housing affordability on HN has the same comments. I don't know who actually writes these comments, but their solution is to just reduce the quality of life of people by increasing housing density. They think