Instead, we are persisting with a policy and regulatory framework which has proven itself mostly capable of the opposite.
Something has to give. We either change the assumptions of underlying planning orthodoxy, or we moderate growth – slowing it down to the same careful snail’s pace that current urban planning regimes support.
We can’t have both and expect anything to change.
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