The article discusses the evolving American dream in the context of residential choices between exurbs and suburbs, highlighting changes driven by remote work and rising home prices. While both options cater to desires for space and privacy combined with urban access, they differ significantly in density, commute times, and housing types. Exurbs tend to be more spacious and less populated but require longer commutes, whereas suburbs are more densely populated and closer to cities, providing easier access to amenities, making the decision dependent on individual lifestyle needs and financial considerations.
The rise of remote work and changing lifestyles have shifted homebuyers’ focus from urban centers to exurbs and suburbs, emphasizing lifestyle and affordability.
Exurbs offer spacious, quieter settings compared to suburbs, but often require longer commutes and lack the same level of amenities.
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