Notable exception: Detroit
You can tell which cities have expensive housing and which do not almost purely based on this data, without even having to check prices.https://twitter.com/TweetBenMax/status/1218712012114538497 …
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it's why I snuck the 'almost' in there. There's always a detroit.
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You can also tell which cities have miserable sprawl. You’re not wrong but mass permit issuance isn’t a panacea
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New York, LA, and San Francisco have miserable sprawl as well. In the case of SF and NY, it's just under different municipal governments.
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The joys of supply and demand
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aren’t those low permit areas also already dense and have limited open real estate?
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Infill development is very possible. Build up the west side of SF. Park Slope has a density of 40k/sq mile, while the Upper East Side has 80k with the same number of subway stations. There's still room to grow.
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Doing this with the labels removed would be an interesting exercise for the "building more housing just creates luxury homes and drives up prices" crowd.
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St. Louis is a notable exception
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High vacancy rate there.
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