Housing Is a Problem Even in a State With Declining Population
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Jill Weisenthal.
And I'm Tracy Allaway.
So, Tracy, I get why, like, a city like New York City, its housing is really expensive. It's really difficult to build. I mean, there's not a lot of space, right, in New York City. Like, I don't really blame New York City for not building a lot of new housing. Like, where would you put it exactly?
Right. Manhattan is an island. Seems somewhat limited. Plus it has a giant park taking up a good chunk of it. So where's that?
Well, it seems NIMBYs are keeping it so that we can't develop on Central Park. But, yeah, like, I sort of get why housing is really strained in New York City. I don't blame anyone really for it. But it always seems like in the more rural locations, especially where there's not a lot of population growth, it should be really easy to, you know, just build more houses or, you know, use the houses that people left when they moved. And yet our impression is from past trips, etcetera, that there's a lot of strain on rural housing as well.
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