Metro Cash and Carry

Railroads were becoming huge for large cities to import goods and many could not support

It was the same with the omnibus that was created in 1826, because it moved slowly and didn’t hold many people. The steam railroad was another form of transportation that was introduced in 1835 and it was a better form of transportation because it moved quicker and could hold many more passengers, but it was also expensive and didn’t always take the people to where they wanted to go because it didn’t stop very often, and only went one route.

With this development came many land speculators. It was widely known that with transportation comes a greater demand for the land being developed. Developers built rows of luxury

Due to house shortages on the inner city, a massive pop up of suburban housing grew on the edge of the city limits. increase d vehicle production, federal highway system expansions, and veteran mortgage programs encouraged the newly created middle to buy larger family homes on the outskirts of the city.

The amount of materials was also immense. Rails, railroad ties, lumber, and provisions needed to be hauled over five hundred miles to get to where it needed to be. The route had no natural provisions, so food and water needed to be hauled from 150 miles away to get to construction crews. In order to understand what it means to build this railroad, one must understand all the obstacles railroad companies and workers had to overcome. In Walt Winter’s The First Transcontinental Railroad, Enid Johnson says,

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The realtors started to buy property that was just land and started to build apartments and other such multi-family housing. They found with those types of building they could make more money. The problem was that they couldn’t get enough people to fill the apartments. They turned to the government to find the answer.

There are millions of houses and few people buying houses. The cost of houses plummeted.

Prices = land speculation in the US = increase of US land prices. Europe agric restored = US over extended = loans called in = bankruptcies and bank

If the company are going to make profits then they will have to find their own land

With new malls and excitements in residential areas, communities started to set their minds on forming larger suburbs to bring in more

By the 1960s many of these urban areas, with the loss of capital, jobs, and so on; began to deteriorate, and property values fell. Currently with the higher costs of property in the suburbs and other communities, there are fewer and fewer opportunities to invest small and gain a big profit; thus, making the once "undesirable" urban properties with their low property values and costs, more "desirable."

#4. It was a good choice because Soviet law stipulate that Moscow city administration control all service in the city, including restaurants, and real estate, so partnering with them was the only way to make things happen. For example, if they needed land, they could get them land etc.

The road initially was a free road but soon became a toll road. Although these roads helped, shipping freight across them was expensive.

Even though Russia wasn’t founded until 25 December 1991, its history traces back to the 9th century. During this period, the first signs of the country’s infrastructure began. Creation of trade routes enabled empires being supplied, while leading to the country’s growth. When the 10th century hit, we got the first mention of Moscow. At the time, Moscow was a small settlement that would soon become the pre-eminent city in Russia (A Brief History of Russia). By the 15th century, Moscow became the capital of, which consequently became, Russia. Moreover, in the centuries that would follow, Russia would battle through many wars, variety of leaders who wanted to take the country in different directions, weak infrastructure, communism, and failures of economic growth.