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I think it goes beyond that, to e.g. tearing down historic buildings, gentrification, destroying the “character” of neighborhoods. In other words: change. You really can’t advocate fast growth *and* static cities
Destructive change is as unevenly distributed as wealth. In fact, inversely correlated. Those who benefit the most from change transfer the ill effects to those who benefit least.
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