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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
I didn't mention the exburbs. I think those have problems. Not because they're too far from cities (that's irrelevant). But because they attracted lower-to-mid-middle class buyers priced out of the regular burbs, many of whom are getting hit most acutely with layoffs, and are overleveraged. I see those things turning into wastelands of rural insolvents. That stuff's better bulldozed back into farmland.
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They're the only place you can still get enough space to live. I have no understanding, having tried it, of how people live on less than an acre of land. Just stifling.
And, zombie land has no appreciation of good lawn sculpture.
