"Once we're all married with school-age kids, we will choose to move out to the plain, boring suburbs just like the generations before us."
Speak for yourself. I could also say the only reason people in the US don't choose to live in the city is because they're not really allowed to, what with it being basically illegal to build nice cities any more (parking minimums, zoning, etc.)
Also, if nobody wants to live in the city it's hard to explain why they're so expensive. Somebody's paying those prices, after all.
Speak for yourself. I could also say the only reason people in the US don't choose to live in the city is because they're not really allowed to, what with it being basically illegal to build nice cities any more (parking minimums, zoning, etc.)
Also, if nobody wants to live in the city it's hard to explain why they're so expensive. Somebody's paying those prices, after all.