Urban Density Insights
Coby highlights the surprising availability of land in major cities and the potential for increased density without sacrificing quality of life. By comparing urban environments like Paris and New York, he argues for more flexible land use regulations that could allow for multiple homes on single lots, enhancing community living while maintaining a pleasant atmosphere. The conversation advocates for thoughtful development in expensive cities, suggesting that increased density can lead to improved urban spaces.In this clip
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