Re: Housing starts a.k.a. land attrition

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>> I take it you do not live in Calif.  Drive down Hi.way 80..........Look

>> at
>> the suburbs........now business's there.....

>> Where do you get the idea that "most residents work locally" You must
be
>> living in a dream.
>> whatever...."Fill er Up"

Again, Loomis' narrow world-view rears it's ugly head.

>
> The average commute is 10 miles and 21 minutes.  Most commutes are
> suburb-to-suburb.

With the economy moving away from manufacturing (centralized) to services 
(de-centralized), the majority of people now live AND work in the suburbs,

and the numbers, both percentage wise and shear numbers) are rising.

[Loomis, your emotional diatribes don't work on people that have been
around 
the block a few times. I'm, sure your teachers taught you that you opinion

was im****tant, but it's not so.]