walkability
Convenience shapes lifestyle
People want shops, parks, and coffee nearby. Because daily life feels easier, demand increases naturally.
Therefore, walkability often boosts long-term value.
Health and community follow
Residents walk more. They meet neighbors more often. Consequently, the area develops stronger social ties.
See urban development insights here:
https://www.planning.org
Investors notice the trend
Walkable areas attract renters, buyers, and businesses. As a result, they often outperform car-dependent neighborhoods.
Learn how large projects accelerate this:
https://temblog.org/the-new-bay-area-5-mega-projects-reshaping-the-real-estate-landscape-in-2025/
Choosing wisely
Look for mixed-use zoning, sidewalks, and future retail plans before buying.
