Re:The next recession
by craftyguy on Thursday October 11, 2018 @11:19PM
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> e.g. in major cities where it's almost impossible to build.
If you define a major city as > 1mil, then nearly 10% of the US population falls into that category. That doesn't include cities, like Portland OR, which are notorious for artificially capping housing. So it's likely to be closer to 20-25% (or more) of the US population.
If you define a major city as > 1mil, then nearly 10% of the US population falls into that category. That doesn't include cities, like Portland OR, which are notorious for artificially capping housing. So it's likely to be closer to 20-25% (or more) of the US population.
1. http://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/