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Houston is 170sq miles larger than LA but with half the population.
Hope this helps. Edit: And before we get into "Muh Greater LA area" - Sprawl is about population concentration, not pure numbers. | ||
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Also, Houston has great Vietnamese food. LA is trash | |||
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Do they not realise Mr. Rogers was the lone survivor of The Ultimate Showdown?
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Sadly, the national Republican Party is shit, but the democrats are pretty bad at any local level where they’ve been entrenched for a while. The graft and patronage networks make cities like LA look like middle eastern municipalities in terms of governance | |||
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I live in Texas but okay. Houston is a nightmare of parking lots and garbage sprawl, I drive through it all the time.
In the end, the 500k number comes from new construction - that's your problem. New construction regardless of where you are right now is going to be rife with pork and substandard garbage - hell even Trump's giant pork barrel (sometimes referred to as a wall) recently made headlines... because some guys with saws cut a hole in it so big that they could drive a truck through it. There's tons of housing inventory open in the Houston area and the Great State of Texas is damn sure not building anything new. I had my Grandparent's house in Houston appraised recently and their 1500sqft brick house was valued at about 140k in good condition. A far, far cry from anything in LA and the state can get something like that for pennies on the dollar. | ||
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You couldn't even buy a one bedroom condo in Los Angeles for one hundred and forty thousand dollars.
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