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**Msrwbdas** · 01-13-2008, 10:10 PM

I live in the suburbs and I like it, so nyeh

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I also take the train into work, so it isn't like more expensive gas would bring me back into the city or anything.

And yes, Dan is right. It costs more to build in a city than in a suburb. Building up rather than building out will naturally cost more. And a lot of people rather like having more house and driving a bit more than a smaller place and driving less.

Suburbs are subsidized.

Because cities are not?

01-13-2008, 10:10 PM	#18
Msrwbdas Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 386 Senior Member	I live in the suburbs and I like it, so nyeh . I also take the train into work, so it isn't like more expensive gas would bring me back into the city or anything. And yes, Dan is right. It costs more to build in a city than in a suburb. Building up rather than building out will naturally cost more. And a lot of people rather like having more house and driving a bit more than a smaller place and driving less. Suburbs are subsidized. Because cities are not?
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