erwtuif

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   Where Rich People Don't Own Cars, Mapped(slate.com)

   3 points by erwtuif 7y ago|0 comments
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   Getting Around, or Just Getting By? Where People Live with Fewer Cars(trulia.com)

   2 points by erwtuif 7y ago|0 comments
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   The Scar from Which the Construction Workforce Has yet to Recover(buildzoom.com)

   1 points by erwtuif 8y ago|0 comments
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   Who's coming and going from the Bay Area(buildzoom.com)

   1 points by erwtuif 9y ago|0 comments
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   by erwtuif 9y ago

   It's so wet down by the lake in the Valley, but the mountaintop is dry as hell. Why don't we just spread the lake on top of the mountain? Look up "agglomeration" - it doesn't work that way.
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   by erwtuif 9y ago

   Because the Bay Area holds opportunities for people that other places don't (Google Raj Chetty et al's work). Barring people from the area because you can't take change - not cool.
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   Paying for Dirt: Where Have Home Values Detached from Construction Costs?(buildzoom.com)

   123 points by erwtuif 9y ago|116 comments