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It is totally okay!

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It’s ok to have a single detached house in 21st century as long as your wallet is thick enough 💸💸💸💸 （not suitable in Hong Kong lol)

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It is okay to have a single family dwelling, considering the size of the family. As discussed, I think it is important for families to have an option to choose the place where they live should be an enclosed apartment or an individual unit with a lot of open spaces. Even though this socially isolates, it might be important for kids, aged people, etc. 

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It is okay to have a single family dwelling, considering the size of the family. As discussed, I think it is important for families to have an option to choose the place where they live should be an enclosed apartment or an individual unit with a lot of open spaces. Even though this socially isolates, it might be important for kids, aged people, etc. 

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It is okay to want a single family home, but moving forward we need to recognise the issues with this and seek new housing options that are both reducing urban sprawl but also not ignoring the wants and needs of people. If we expect everyone to now move into apartment buildings there would be backlash.
So what kind of other housing types could be design, implement that could be solutions to this debate?

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Yes but maybe planners should facilitate a wider range of choices: single family housing is supported by a lot of regulation and investment. Also maybe if you want low density housing, consider moving to regional areas where it’s more feasible...

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No, we should make the most efficient use of existing urban zones and not urbanise greenfield areas for environmental reasons. Having single, detached housing would fuel the need for suburban sprawl.

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Not altogether but it should be less pervasive

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Yes it should be okay to want a single family detached home.

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R1 zoning still has its own uniqueness in shaping urban landscape, which makes our city more dynamic and interesting 🏢🏢🏡🏡🐕🐕🚗🚗

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YES !!!!!

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Yes, it’s also worth mentioning that some researchers point at the positive affects of R1 zoning, such as a stronger feeling of belonging and commitment

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The US version of single family zoning is too extreme and impactful: some of the benefits could be achieved with modifications from other zoning approaches that facilitate other smaller scale uses in residential suburbs and which pay more attention to form than to use

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Should we do away with R1 Zoning altogether? 

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Should we do away with R1 Zoning altogether? 

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The article also differentiates between the policy of r1 zoning and the lifestyle itself

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Is it okay to want a single family, detached house in the 21st century?

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Is it okay to want a single family, detached house in the 21st century?

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