The communities,, space, and zoning are out there, but often many facing the housing issues just aren't willing to move. There's more to it than this obviously, but for every person slamming their lifestyle and expenses against the wall in a trendy area, there are others picking up and moving to Philly, St. Louis, Lexington, etc.

So if we had 100x more of the land that matches that criteria:

- ppl could pay a lot less to build houses there

- ppl would pay more ?

Ps. Its just an infrastructure issue our moron leaders failed to account for. Any 3rd grade RTS player understands that.