Re:Does Georgism Work? Five Years Later
by noduerme on Monday September 28, 2026 @09:08PM
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That's really not the case. Which is why I'm saying that inner SE and NE Portland are very unique in their walkability, zoning pattern and the resulting social effects for an American city.
Prices have risen in the past 10 years, but the median SFH in Portland sits at around $550k. 54% of the housing stock in Portland is SFH.[0]
The 1% don't live in the city, they live in Lake Oswego and other suburbs where the average SFHs are twice as large (at least).
Prices have risen in the past 10 years, but the median SFH in Portland sits at around $550k. 54% of the housing stock in Portland is SFH.[0]
The 1% don't live in the city, they live in Lake Oswego and other suburbs where the average SFHs are twice as large (at least).
[0] https://www.portland.gov/phb/documents/2024-state-housing-po...