The future is dense, walkable cities.

[AnomalyLady]

And it drives you crazy that you can't control us with your horseshit.

I live in a rural area too dude. lol

 

[TrailerHitch]

Open mic night at The Hillbilly Comedy Store. Who knew....

Again showing how little you know. But do keep talking because you are funnier than any of the woke so called comedians.

 

[MajorRewrite]

The issue is we don't give a damn how you live or want to live

Getting upset over and over again in a thread about cities is the best way to prove you “don’t give a damn” about cities.

Stable genius.

 

[LeahWill]

you are funnier than any of the woke so called comedians

I know...

Thank you very much.

Again showing how little you know.

Force of habit I am afraid.
There is so much more that we do not know, than we do.

 

[TrailerHitch]

Yawn...Your name rewrite suits you as you blather the same BS with every post.

 

[MajorRewrite]

Yawn...Your name rewrite suits you as you blather the same BS with every post.

You have made literally hundreds of comments in a thread about cities, mostly saying that you don’t care about cities.

Stable genius.

 

[Chernosoth]

Trailer somehow keeps missing the obvious. Depopulating the suburbs will leave more room for the rural folks. There is hard work ahead in clearing the ground and rebuilding topsoil, but the land will be dirt cheap.

 

[TrailerHitch]

It seems that current trends where I live have northerners moving from urban areas to rural less populated areas to escape city life.

 

[Sign54]

It seems that current trends where I live have northerners moving from urban areas to rural less populated areas to escape city life.

A lot of those people are conservatives "running away from winter" who are often over the age of 65. Some are also families wanting cheaper housing.

 

[Sign54]

I thought the census was showing the opposite, last time I checked. Especially when Orlando is growing faster than Chicago.

 

[TrailerHitch]

A lot of those people are conservatives "running away from winter" who are often over the age of 65. Some are also families wanting cheaper housing.

Neither of which are negatives. You know we do have cities in the south. Do tell why they aren't moving there.

 

[Sign54]

Neither of which are negatives. You know we do have cities in the south. Do tell why they aren't moving there.

racism is one of them

 

[MajorRewrite]

Neither of which are negatives. You know we do have cities in the south. Do tell why they aren't moving there.

People are moving to cities in the south. Look at the population growth of any southern city and you’ll see that’s true.

 

[RoryN]

You have made literally hundreds of comments in a thread about cities, mostly saying that you don’t care about cities.

Stable genius.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

It seems that current trends where I live have northerners moving from urban areas to rural less populated areas to escape city life.

When the economy gets bad, people relocate to cheaper, crappier housing.

 

[SebastianHolt]

I thought the census was showing the opposite, last time I checked. Especially when Orlando is growing faster than Chicago.

Chicago is a dying city

 

[ll74]

Chicago is a dying city

Lol...moron

Im sure that you think that Morgantown is booming

 

[MajorRewrite]

In Vienna only 25% of trips are made by car. It’s one of the lowest rates in the world, but they’re making transit improvements to get the rate even lower.

One reason that transit is so popular is an annual pass that only costs €1.26 per day.

 

[TrailerHitch]

When the economy gets bad, people relocate to cheaper, crappier housing.

Rural life doesn't necessarily mean cheaper, crappier housing. In fact my home in Tennessee is worth $485,000 dollars. The vast majority of homes in my area are nice whether they are smaller or larger homes. Of course like everywhere else, including urban areas, some homes are not as nice as others. It's all perspective anyways. My idea of hell and crappie housing is an apartment with neighbors on the other side of the wall.

 

[TrailerHitch]

People are moving to cities in the south. Look at the population growth of any southern city and you’ll see that’s true.

I'll be sure to tell that to all those that have bought or built homes in my area in the last 6 years. On the other hand I could see northern city dwellers that prefer city life moving to a larger southern city.

 

[PintlerMan]

Costly? Here in Montana, they are selling Yurts on a 1/4 acre for $225.000+ for a tent. Montana, winter, in a tent. Donnor party stuff

 

[Chernosoth]

Chicago is a dying city

It has the nation's best location, maybe the world's best location, connecting the transportation routes of the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River. That allows it to be very severely corrupt and still not die. The Chicago situation will probably get much worse and that's still just a cost of business.

 

[ll74]

It seems that current trends where I live have northerners moving from urban areas to rural less populated areas to escape city life.

The thing is - rural life is great. City life is great. Suburb life is great.

If you don't like one, don't live there.

The fuckers that try to declare their way better than others are the ones that have never experienced anything but their own.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

Rural life doesn't necessarily mean cheaper, crappier housing. In fact my home in Tennessee is worth $485,000 dollars. The vast majority of homes in my area are nice whether they are smaller or larger homes. Of course like everywhere else, including urban areas, some homes are not as nice as others. It's all perspective anyways. My idea of hell and crappie housing is an apartment with neighbors on the other side of the wall.

A whole house for $500k!?

Condos in my urban neighborhood start at $1,000,000. Houses are $2-4M and we’re not even in the fancy part of LA.

 

[Chernosoth]

A whole house for $500k!?

Condos in my urban neighborhood start at $1,000,000. Houses are $2-4M and we’re not even in the fancy part of LA.

Your home price dick is definitely bigger than his.