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Well-designed townhouses might be the sweet spot for family-friendly housing

Well-designed townhouses might be the sweet spot for family-friendly housing
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The baby bust is mostly cultural, but partly economic. The economic drag on family formation is mostly about housing: In the past six years, it has become much more expensive to own or rent a home. The most obvious way to bring down prices is to increase supply. If you’ve been following debates over housing […]

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