Hard to argue with Larry Page on a lot of techno issues but I just don't get this one and would like to hear more of his logic.
Google's Larry Page shares his radical view of tomorrow.
Collapsing house prices could be another part of this equation. Even more than technology, he puts this down to policy changes needed to make land more readily available for construction. Rather than exceeding$1m, there's no reason why the median home in Palo Alto, in the heart of Silicon Valley, shouldn't cost $50,000, he says.
Seems to me that he is assuming endless low density urban sprawled enabled by smart cars and some kind of miraculous increase in highway spending.
Not sure how "innovative" that is.
Posted by: Brian Miller | Nov 25, 2014 at 01:56 PM