I enjoyed this short video that compares Chicago’s Lincoln Square, where I have lived and Buffalo Grove, which is a suburb similar to where I grew up.
The video was produced by CEOs for Cities, a Chicago based organization that advocates for cities. Their website gives this description:
A new analysis shows that high gas prices are not only implicated in the bursting of the housing bubble, but that the higher cost of commuting has already re-shaped the landscape of real estate value between cities and suburbs. Housing values are falling fastest in distant suburban and exurban neighborhoods where affordability depended directly on cheap gas.
wow cool video. Thanks for sharing.
wow cool video. Thanks for sharing.