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mempko
on Aug 26, 2019
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Recognizing the signs of disruption in our urban h...
This is definitely not true for older cities like NYC and Chicago. The land around train stops is valuable there. Chicago area grew outward from the train lines before cars showed up. Each stop has a town with its own higher density downtown.
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