>>526716>Huge red herringsIt has been literally found that the suburbs are linked to poverty, and also has been found that the best things that lead to "pulling yourself by the bootstraps" is a public transportation system (which is barely a thing in those suburbs).
Even on the outset it's obviouse.
Walkability -> More dense living -> more jobs and developed services around you -> better opportunity.
Also
Walkability -> not needing a car -> save money on not needing a car (saving $10,000 a year).
>What matters is that there's zero jobsWhere are the jobs most likly going to be?
<The space where you can cwram 10 to 100 of them, and if any go out of business another can easily take over the locationor
<The space with fewer locations to stuff business, and the place has specifically built buidlings for the business that less types of businesses can take over because of it's design, (if a taco bell goes out of business, what type of business can take over that location? Exactly. It's the reason for why big box stores and malls are constantly going out of business, (other than a few other things)).