Greater density, higher population, generally speaking, imo. I think that the yimby movement is gaining steam, which will help.
The de-urbanization of American cities is real. What is your prediction on what our major cities will look like in 5 years?
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I'd go with little villages of decentralized or federalized places. Everything closer to where you live. (Based on what is happening in my country)
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Ditto. I actually got rid of mine and I realized I didn’t need it.
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Strip malls turn into vertical growing centers - expanding the breadth of quality organic produce Malls incorporate a subscription model -
@web hit on this before and it's a great concept Public transportation (buses & trains) goes autonomous - driving more efficiencyThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Most will look exactly the same. Only NY, NJ, and CA cities will see a great migration. The high cost of living will make people rethink lifestyle choices.
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IL too. High tax high crime
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After 9/11 people said no one would return to cities, and definitely never want to work in tall buildings. People return. There’s value in being close to other people.
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Post 9/11 people went back to the office in a rather short timeframe. Many people are now learning to work from home and it's becoming a 4 month in habit. Also, the value of authenticity, connection, & community that happens in rural areas, micropolitan, and other smaller cities
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