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Old Posted Oct 26, 2019, 11:12 PM
ThePhun1 ThePhun1 is offline
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Originally Posted by urban_encounter View Post
This may the most sensible post I've ever read on this forum and I’ve read more than a few.

I’m always amazed at people who seem to get inexplicable excited about exploding population growth; merging metro regions etc.... It boggles the mind.

I think we can all agree that there are tangible benefits to urbanization and densification and to a point, population migration and growth can help with that. But growth has to be planned and managed or it will just be a hellish place no matter where it is.
At first it's fine but after a certain growth/saturation point, smart grow and maturity matter more. And really, any metro over 15 million is just too congested because of sheer volume.

We could see DFW do it comfortably though, they have two strong nobes and the potential for unchecked growth in all directions.
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