You could take the aggregate of "where people want to live" and then compare that with an estimate of how much floor space the city allows to actually exist. I suspect the ratio would correlate extremely well with prices & rents per sqft of floorspace. In a perfect world this would inform urban planning, though in this world I am less confident.
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You could take the aggregate of "where people want to live" and then compare that with an estimate of how much floor space the city allows to actually exist. I suspect the ratio would correlate extremely well with prices & rents per sqft of floorspace. In a perfect world this would inform urban planning, though in this world I am less confident.