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served what? he asked what areas can he found those things and you started off on a bunch of other stuff. But if that makes you happy being childish talking about being served, then go ahead. Do you want a medal?
It would be best if cities offered anywhere from 10,000 to 100,000 or more ppsm generally. Having a variety within the city itself would offer people more choices.
You know, it doesn't take that big a man to admit to being wrong on an internet forum; it's not like this is a contest or anything. It takes even less to just slink away and move on. And yet you still can't rise to that level. It's kind of sad.
young singles yes. Families no. Which accounts for the loss of total numbers (less people living in the same housing unit)
A few decades ago, maybe. But now I think all the families that want to be in the suburbs are already there. I don't think there are that many still leaving urban areas now cause there probably weren't many there to begin with.
A few decades ago, maybe. But now I think all the families that want to be in the suburbs are already there. I don't think there are that many still leaving urban areas now cause there probably weren't many there to begin with.
I didn't say they are leaving, I said it accounts for the loss of number.
As in the urban areas are not as dense as they could be because the urban inhabitants are usually young singles/couples, not families of 5, 6 etc.
Its kinda reverse reasoning, the numbers are not decreasing because they are leaving, but the number is lower than it could be because of the type of residents it attracts
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a gold star for you
