The Suburbs Are Everywhere.

Less than a decade ago, people would have guessed that cities were made to accommodate people. Neighborhoods were once designed to support comfort and relaxation. Parks were a place where people could once go to play, and not a place for a lawmaker to say "See? See? There is a place to go and get exercise." And where parents actually went outside, and played with their own children instead of paying someone else to do …

…the next time somebody is thinking of moving to compensate for a new addition to the family, they should invest rather, in adding on to their existing home to save money, space, time, and even increase the value of the property they are sitting on. Ultimately one must ask themselves, do I really need to drive? Do I really need to move? Or can I really afford that extra four cents for every ten dollars?