They're an improvement, I guess? I'm not sure they really outperform true sprawl in many of the metrics I'm concerned about anyway, like carbon emissions. And they mostly seem almost as impossibly expensive as the city proper.
I'm certainly eager to see how they develop as Link expands over the next 30 years, though! Expanding things like has to be part of the solution.
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I'm certainly eager to see how they develop as Link expands over the next 30 years, though! Expanding things like has to be part of the solution.