So, in the US, most places east of the Mississippi and north of the hurricane alley. Funny how that is the most densely populated corridor.

So, nowhere. There are no longer plentiful resources anywhere. We have entered an age of scarcity. Increasing constrictions seem to be inevitable, which people cannot grasp having seen unmitigated expansion for countless decades.

Some of that scarcity is artificially induced, but that does not change the fact that land, water, and other resources are becoming exponentially more expensive to obtain.

Dubai is one of the most successful cities in the world. Money and technology can solve a lot of problems.