Tony Bryer wrote:

In article , Jim Ley wrote:

You can charge more rent on Canary Wharf, than you can on
a empty field, or forest.

Do you understand any economics?


No he doesn't: thus this thread repeats every few months. With few
exceptions the more money you have, the more you are likely to
choose to live in a densely populated urban area, precisely because
the population density is what delivers such a depth and choices of
facilities of all sorts - retail, employment, leisure etc.



Conversely, if you like peace and quiet and freedom from the IMM's of
this world, it costs a very great deal of money to purchase isolation.