I’m not sure what the promotion is here? Most of EU and Eastern Europe is already like this.
Essentially, everyone would have to live in an apartment and be walking distance to everything.
Who funds the development? Who ensures job access? What about upward mobility if the encouragement is to stay within 15 mins?
Considering the US had one of the largest economic booms in history once their was easy access to travel (cars, commercial aircraft), I can’t help but to put on my tinfoil hat and ask “why”? Would this not place huge limitation on access??
On a side note: apartments and close quarters were the worse thing during COVID. Now immediately following that they are promoting it?
Considering the US had one of the largest economic booms in history once their was easy access to travel (cars, commercial aircraft), I can’t help but to put on my tinfoil hat and ask “why”? Would this not place huge limitation on access??
On a side note: apartments and close quarters were the worse thing during COVID. Now immediately following that they are promoting it?