Re:JPMorgan to spend $1B on rental homes in the US to become...
by iso1631 on Sunday January 01, 2023 @12:57PM
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You can fit a hell of a lot of living space in 1 acre if you use it well. Decent mass transit also increases the effective space of the city from a job perspective
London density could easily be that of Westminster (the borough with large open areas such as Hyde Park, Green Park, St James Gardens, most of Regents Park etc -- imagine all London boroughs having that much public open space).
Westminster isn't even particularly dense, but that alone would allow an extra 6 million people to live in Greater London.
Go for Manhattan density and that's 3 times Westminster, allowing 45 million in Greater London.
London density could easily be that of Westminster (the borough with large open areas such as Hyde Park, Green Park, St James Gardens, most of Regents Park etc -- imagine all London boroughs having that much public open space).
Westminster isn't even particularly dense, but that alone would allow an extra 6 million people to live in Greater London.
Go for Manhattan density and that's 3 times Westminster, allowing 45 million in Greater London.