Yes, this is a fact you need to accept if you want to think about housing and housing policy: MOST PEOPLE LIVING IN THE SUBURBS (which is where the majority of people live) GENUINELY WANT THE AMENITIES OF SUBURBAN LIVING They will pay a premium for those amenities.

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A meteorite found in the Sahara desert is a 4.1 billion-year-old sample of Mars' crust, report Liu et al. in @science.org. Teghaza 001 is geochemically distinct from other Martian meteorites and records ancient reactions with liquid water. ☄️🔭 #planetsci www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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I think a good diagnostic for people on here is: 1. Ask yourself what percentage of millennials nationwide are homeowners 2. Write that number down 3. Look up the actual number

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Now is the time to care about everyone, not “once we win” The time to care about everyone is always always always now

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What Bluesky posters seemingly do not grasp is that MOST OF THE US POPULATION IS SUBURBAN. Over half of America lives in a suburb. In major metros, 80%+ of people live in a suburb or exurb. If you’re trying to understand the experience of average Americans, you’re talking about suburban trends.

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