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There's a problem. Search for the "law of rent." Sprawl offered some respite from this, allowing the growth of a larger middle class.


I'm not sure what the problem is. Land prices for multifamily-residential zoned parcels would reflect the most efficient multifamily-residential structures allowed. I'm not terribly concerned with the price of land in my neighborhood: I split ~5 houses' worth with 500 neighbors via a 35-story building.


There are many countries with a larger proportion of middle class and at the same time less sprawl than in USA. For example Denmark, Japan.




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