25-year-old pays $1,472/month for a live-work space in the 'first car-free neighborhood in the U.S.'—take a look inside

Globalist URINalist ^ | 6/22/2024 | Celia Fernandez

[cuz1961]

.... [It's] the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the U.S.," Culdesac CEO Ryan Johnson tells CNBC Make It. ...

[Gritty]

What a new concept! I saw the same thing over 50 years ago while living in Asia.

Almost nobody had cars, ran their tiny street front businesses from the front open room of their tiny homes, had small kerosene space heaters for heat, and slept on mats behind the counter or in a back room.

[TexasGator]

“Well why don’t they get rid of their cars? Hypocrittes/”

Because the are not anti-car. Thus not Hypocrittes (sic).