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3. Madagascar and Honduras have considered creating new charter cities with new govs - they've since backed out. 4. A similar topic is planned communities, which is a community carefully planned from its inception and is typically constructed on previously undeveloped land.
5. Shaker Heights in Ohio is an example. Two brothers in the early 1900s envisioned the first garden styled suburb in Ohio...and then they made it. This really caught my eye. It's a pretty grand idea. But I'd bet my life, that in the next 10-20 years, we'll see it Thoughts?
Also - I've asked @TrungTPhan to create a research report on this for http://trends.co so we can deconstruct how these cities work and how they can work in the future.
Ha ha. Communes yes. The big startup city proponents can’t even manage to exist in an online community. 
Good idea for a sci-fi book or tv show tho.
I think you have to sole the fast mass transit portion of the problen to keep building charter cites.
If you get the right mix of businesses and people to move there, it could work. 100% been done before.
In today's economy, you'll need at least a regional airport nearby.
I've wonder this a lot... why don't we see new cities starting up. Are there more laws now? There's lots of beautiful open land along rivers in the central valley. Bill Gates is trying to do something in AZ:https://www.globest.com/2020/03/05/an-update-on-bill-gates-new-smart-city-in-arizona/?slreturn=20200602131646 …
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