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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Uh, living in a SFH with good public schools in a Tier 1 city is a luxury good. What's so hard to understand about that? Heck, owning in a SFH in a Tier 1 city is a luxury good in most areas.[/quote]

This. Its a problem everywhere. [/quote]

Why is this problem? What right does someone have to live in a walk up on the upper east side? Or a SFH in Beverly Hills? Or a SFH in Palo Alto or San Francisco? Or a SFH or equivalent in London or Paris? The sense of entitlement here is pretty amazing. [/quote]

Because cities should be attractive places for people to live. All people, not just ultra wealthy people. [/quote]

And they are. It just means you might have to rent a SFH or live in an apartment or condo or gasp, a townhouse, especially in a Tier 1 city where land prices are at a huge premium.  No one is promised a SFH. I'd love to watch the Parisian's laugh at you when you suggest this.[/quote]

Parisians would be horrified to see the stock of apartments, condos, and small house rentals in this city, and horribly disappointed at the fact that so many of them are in neighborhoods that are not walkable and have no grocery stores or cafes or parks.[/quote]

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