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Here’s an idea: if the suburban cities want “green space” they can buy it and create parks (using the “park impact fees” they collect from new development) instead of forcing developers to set aside their land, reducing the number of buildable lots and increasing the cost of new housing.
“priced from $600,000 to $800,000” – That mortgage payment at current interest rates would put me in the hospital.
4 sided architecture!?, here in the 21st Century, what a Novel idea. Ha!