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Originally Posted by lio45
Incorrect. Most people would want a SFH but within easy reach of all urban amenities, and that's just impossible (which is why they're so pricy). Blanketing the countryside with exurban sprawl isn't what people want, you can't support decent transit and traffic would be a nightmare anyway.
Anyone with a bit of savings and who truly wants a SFH can easily get one. In Cartier, Ontario for example (RIP, swimmer_spe!)
I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to figure out why most people won't choose the above solution for their housing needs ...
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It's not impossible at all. Houston is a great example. Build wherever and however you want and the governmetn builds the highways infrastrcuture and 8 million people can mostly live in mostly affordable SFHs.
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