• HubertManne
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    131 year ago

    This seems great actually as I would think it would incetive high density construction. The less land to building ratio the less tax.

    • @Fried_out_KombiOPM
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      81 year ago

      Exactly, and it also discourages speculative landholding, rather encouraging people to actually use their land appropriately. Detroit especially has so much vacant land – much of it owned by the Illitch family – that you can clearly see it from google earth:

      As well as a crapload of downtown parking lots:

      Everybody works but the vacant lot.

      • HubertManne
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        21 year ago

        I could see some sort of land discount if its either forested or well maintained and open to the public.