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Most of that 100 million is suburban. And not every large city is particularly high-cost. Again, the places where there is something that can plausibly be called an acute crisis are the core areas of a handful of regions.
Show PostOf course I don’t. I’m extremely YIMBY
Show PostNo, what I actually say is that the experience of finding housing in the urban core of several metropolitan regions that, generously, contain 5% of the nation’s population, is not reflective of the housing experience of the other 315 million Americans.
Show PostA bunch of greater LA is presumably suburban, right? (How much of this disagreement is downstream of the Census not really defining the urban/suburban split?)
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