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Dream on. You are creating a situation were the relative percentage of houses goes down and their affordability goes up? Just on the face of it, that doesn't make sense. Houses will become more expensive the more high rises (hirises is hard to read) you create because they become rarer. I'm trying to wrap my head around your argument, which is why I have been asking you to cite specific instances, which you have not done because you say you do not understand the question (?).

Boston? St Louis? San Francisco? Los Angeles, Miami - are any of these cities illustrative of the argument you are trying to put forth? Is that clearer?

by Jazzy on Apr 24, 2012 6:20 am • link • report

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