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Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee... by alephnan on Thursday August 29, 2019 @10:27PM (#20835499)
> Many places in Manhattan don’t have a grocery store 5-7 minutes walk away (though most will have one within 15).

This is not true, unless you’re including Harlem and FiDi. Manhattan stores are pricy, I permit that, but that’s not for a lack of competition.

Have you ever lived in Manhattan?

Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee... by rayiner on Thursday August 29, 2019 @10:36PM (#20835532)
You just names two large sections of Manhattan, where a lot of the cheaper apartments are. Add to that parts of the UES and Hells Kitchen. I lived at 89th and broadway. We had a grocery store nearby, but there are definitely parts of Manhattan that don’t have a real grocery store within a 5 minute walk.
Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee... by alephnan on Thursday August 29, 2019 @11:27PM (#20835742)
Fair enough.
Re:The Mobility Trap: Why We'll Never Fix Congestion by Spee... by wcunning on Thursday August 29, 2019 @10:47PM (#20835580)
Harlem (140th give or take) was the only place I could find a decent grocery store that wasn't outrageously expensive. I was fortunate enough to live about 10 minutes from it, though I was not pleased that that's one of the few places left on Manhattan that still has significant hills.