Developers want to make money, not build "fair communities".
They had people pay extra for houses near a golf course. Now they need the golf course to build more new houses. They don't make money once the houses are sold, so they are always looking for either more room for urban sprawl or further densification of existing property.
In 25 years you'll see houses being taken down and replaced with small apartment blocks. We already have lawns paved over for multi family parking in single homes. Clearly there is a market, and developers will be capitalizing until there is a housing bust.
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