04-02-2024, 03:42 PM
This is one of several problems with cities in the US. Another big one is mega corps pushing up home prices by buying thousands of homes to keep average people from becoming home owners.
Finland fixed about 75% of their homeless problem. It looks like a bargain compared to how much our cities/statesspend waste money on it.
GM ruining public transportation is another occasionally getting fixed in small steps.
I mentioned it before, office buildings being required to have apartments for employees, and retail shops, would cut way down on traffic.
Finland fixed about 75% of their homeless problem. It looks like a bargain compared to how much our cities/states
GM ruining public transportation is another occasionally getting fixed in small steps.
I mentioned it before, office buildings being required to have apartments for employees, and retail shops, would cut way down on traffic.