Smart Growth is Here
According to Marcus Sack, the days of large lots and sprawling subdivisions are a thing of the past.
Infill along existing roads may provide opportunities in isolated, rural areas without centralized water and sewer systems.
However, for urban centers and high growth areas, large lots and country living are no longer viable options.
We are trading white picket fences for grand planned development entrances.
Younger generations prefer densified developments with technology and sustainable features, low maintenance, smaller homes, and lots.
- Smaller homes and lots
- Low maintenance
- Infused with technology and sustainable features
The landscape of how we interact, socialize, exercise, and communicate has changed considerably in the last decade, and with AI, it will continue to change how our communities develop and interact.
Americans today don’t need acres to live, and the majority can’t afford it or don’t want it.
Author's summary: Smart growth replaces traditional large lots and country living.
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