Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Development

Re:Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Develo... by larrymyers on Tuesday April 03, 2018 @01:06PM (#16746759)

I'm not sure what city you live in, but in Chicago there are plenty of community gardens, cultural centers with workshops, and lots and lots of open park space to play with drones.

I see plenty of medium and large dogs running with their owners on the lakeshore trail, and most parks have fenced off dedicated dog parks.

Cities work fine for all these things, it just requires that the city has shared space for people with hobbies that don't fit in an apartment.

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Re:Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Develo... by madengr on Tuesday April 03, 2018 @01:16PM (#16746865)

Putting up ham radio antennas is difficult enough in the suburbs, and damn near impossible in the cities. It didn't used to be that way; you could once string up wires between buildings and no one would care.

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Re:Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Develo... by ChickeNES on Tuesday April 03, 2018 @09:08PM (#16750986)

It's 2018, who would bother with ham radio anymore?

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Re:Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Develo... by gamma_function on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @01:11AM (#16752140)

Ham radio is often a gateway (and a destination, too) for people interested in electrical engineering.

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Re:Millennials Moving to Suburbs Will Change Economic Develo... by madengr on Thursday April 05, 2018 @05:41PM (#16769014)

Yep, I'm an EE.

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