baro.bsky.social
I love cities, land use policy, transport issues, bikes, model trains, crows, and nerd stuff. AI blocked on sight
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When a market is as distorted as the housing market is, claims of revealed preference are laughable.
Show Postanyways, in conclusion, just going "well not many people live there therefore not many people want to live there" is not good reasoning
Show Postand that after a bunch of fussing, this mostly means that distance from city center is an *extremely* good proxy for how desirable a given unit of housing, because that's going to drive how many jobs are accessible to you (and of course other amenities as well)
Show Postone of the key insights you get from bertaud's ORDER WITHOUT DESIGN--or the short paper version here--is that it's actually very hard to understand why the spatial distribution of the population is as it is unless you recognize "most people go to cities for work"
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