It's the land, stupid: How the homebuilder cartel drives high housing prices

Re:It's the land, stupid: How the homebuilder cartel drives ... by mint2 on Thursday August 15, 2024 @07:58PM (#41261771)

Well since it sounds like you’re in a suburb or semi rural suburb, then you likely won’t need to speculate on that. Just wait a few years and you’ll find out.

Because instead of infill density in cities, the sprawl will keep up its creep. Low density building makes that certain.

With how it goes with new development in American suburbs, it’s going to be car oriented and increase loud traffic and make walking unpleasant. (Although it’s probably already not very walkable)

Someone on the new edge will repeat your gripe, rinse and repeat.

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Re:It's the land, stupid: How the homebuilder cartel drives ... by nineplay on Thursday August 15, 2024 @08:23PM (#41261881)

Right so we are in agreement - I will experience more noise and more traffic in higher density, and I have every right to complain about it. My complaints may fall on deaf ears, but that is neither here nor there.

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Re:It's the land, stupid: How the homebuilder cartel drives ... by mint2 on Thursday August 15, 2024 @09:18PM (#41262197)

I think you missed the forest for the trees. Because Low density car oriented building is what’s going to cause your neighborhood to turn into a concrete jungle.

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