Posted Jul 16, 2019, 1:13 PM
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"These neighborhoods comprise a meager 1 percent of these metropolitan regions’ total area"...
Meanwhile, the rest of the us, the 99% live elsewhere.
Suburbs aren't dying. Suburban districts in the alpha city of a metropolitan region aren't dying either.
"Sprawl is over in Boston..."
Even with a dense core, overall the Boston MSA has one of the lowest population densities in the country and sprawls pretty far into New Hampshire. The 495 corridor is horrific sprawl, not to mention the inner 128 corridor. No sprawl there. Nope.
"LA’s suburbs are slowly urbanizing thanks to its investment in expanded rail and bus systems."
Ridership numbers have been steadily deceasing. Suburban Los Angeles has always been full of walkable urban centers in a built environment many times that of other cities' suburbs.
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