Legally Sociable

Official account (by @BrianMillerSoc). Musings on sociology, suburban & urban life & development, McMansions & housing, & social change.

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Few Americans think “it is a good time to buy a house” https://t.co/7MUy6hJsfx

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The cities college graduates are leaving, the cities college graduates are going to https://t.co/25SXPjUGpL

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Average sales price of houses up over 500% since 1983 https://t.co/QhNrIhduNM

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The suburbs are not having a “surprise revival” as they never went away https://t.co/Z4gTMBHQuG

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Who owns a neighborhood? Or, who can make decisions to alter it? https://t.co/Rdo6Ue9zdw

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The ideal American lawn as “ecologically unproductive” https://t.co/N5fQYT8zcL

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COVID-19, rents, and increases in household formation https://t.co/1DiMmmxC4z

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American sprawl consequential because of its scale https://t.co/Qoq5p290Fu

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Basketball “from suburbia to Serbia” https://t.co/2syDzw7RhM

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Fighting for suburban voters ahead of 2024, Carmel, IN edition https://t.co/WRWOR4tLsU

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Secretariat as the sports figure with the most streets named after them https://t.co/k51nPzw6LP

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Chasing development: give big tax breaks to Foxconn, then to Microsoft… https://t.co/EB0Gpea27A

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The pedestrians’ school of defensive (and hopefully enjoyable) walking https://t.co/JMYlU8Qd2e

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Removing a tree that predated Chicago https://t.co/Bd19zIha0A

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Celebrating property owners who hold on to their land even as development surrounds them https://t.co/BGmTUBgJld

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Want to see adults attached to their phones? Go to a local park https://t.co/wvjdOl9Mnl

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Pew Research calculator to determine your location-controlled social class https://t.co/AEtVCQDm3G

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Even chickens can have McMansions https://t.co/9dpSJe0uFF

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Do all mayors feel this way: “We’re the envy of what most cities want to be” https://t.co/KzE4pqNJ6s

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Nashville, you do not have to commit $1.2 billion in public financing for a new Titans stadium https://t.co/9C8Db3hbCT