Some time ago Kristal Kraft wrote a wonderful post: www.activerain.com/blogsview/15304/Got-Goburb Please take the time to read it again.

 

In this post Kristal talks about the population coming together in metro areas. (I'm expanding the idea) The idea is that you wouldn't need a car, only mass transit, if necessary. Communities would grow up and not out. Everything you would need would be within a short distance.  Ant the rural areas would become rural again. The people who live in outlaying areas wouldn't go into "town" except on occasion. The urban sprawl won't exist anymore. People would either live "in town" or "out of town - rural."

 

Recently I heard of a buyer looking for his perfect property. He considers himself a green minded person. His perfect property isn't in a "sub division" it's on large acreage of 160 acres or more. He doesn't like the idea of paving over the land and urban congestion. He hates the idea of dividing land into small parcels of 40 acres or less. This buyer wants to live off the land, hunt, ranch and farm. He wants his own well and septic, no popes running from any municipality. The idea of being self sufficient appeals to him.

I'm asking: Do we (Americans) go back to the way life was pre World War 2? Is there a better way to use the land?

Information Herein Deemed Reliable but Not Guaranteed 

All content, including text, original art, photographs and images, is the exclusive property of Dena Stevens, and may not be used without the expressed consent. All information is believed to be accurate but is not warranted, Copyright 2004-2013. Dena Stevens Realtor 719 369-9087.

www.realestatecoloradostyle.com   http://realestatecoloradostyle.blogspot.com/

 

 Please Comment & Share! 


 
Post is included in group: Colorful Colorado
Post is included in group: ECO-ALL-STARS & "BOOMERS"
Post is included in group: EcoBrokers
Post is included in group: Farm and Ranch Real Estate

2 Comments on Go Burbs revistied

APR
20
2009

Dena, I think pre-WWII would work just fine.  In fact the 50's werent so bad environmentally either.
3:34pm • #1
APR
22
2009
329,956 Points 12 Featured Posts Outside Blog

I think we're in a transition period. Maybe it's time to look back on history and see what worked and what didn't.
11:39pm • #2


What does the graphic say?
Leave a response…

(optional)
Spam Prevention:
 
Rsz_dena_biz_cards_003 Rainmaker_large

Dena Stevens ~ Putting the 'real' into REALTOR

Canon City, CO

More about me…

Century 21 Canon Land & Investment

Address: Canon City, CO , 81212

Cell Phone: (719) 369-9087

Email Me

Real Estate in Fremont and Pueblo Counties : Canon City, Florence, Pueblo, Pueblo West, Hatchet Ranch, Penrose and more!


Listings

Links

Archives

RSS 2.0 Feed for this blog