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The Big City Where Housing Is Still Affordable

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Opinion | The Big City Where Housing Is Still Affordable

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Tokyo has succeeded in maintaining an abundance of affordable housing because it has no downtown, many railroads and laws that make it easy to build.

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In the past half century, by investing in transit and allowing development, the city has added more housing units than the total number of units in New York City. It has remained affordable by becoming the world’s largest city. It has become the world’s largest city by remaining affordable

Tl;dr - build! Who’d have thought it?

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