Comment on There are no (absolute) red flags in venture capitalparentComments−bobthepanda3ySimple: they actually benefit from the status quo. If only a very limited land supply is available for densification (say like maybe 5% of the city) then that land supply is fairly easy for a few players to corner.−blitzar3yAnd they "left" a Cadillac with $200,000 cash in the boot on the driveway of the person making the planning decisions.
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Simple: they actually benefit from the status quo. If only a very limited land supply is available for densification (say like maybe 5% of the city) then that land supply is fairly easy for a few players to corner.
And they "left" a Cadillac with $200,000 cash in the boot on the driveway of the person making the planning decisions.