is there was no regional plan for growth that took into account overall livability. That same problem is happening in Florida as areas in the state grow. Each town or county looks just at itself and the state does a weak to non existent coordinating job of inducing regional planning. If a home is within a 30 minute drive of people that work in a bustling area, those people are going to buy homes in that area, I see that near me, where people with high paying jobs in Gainesville are buying nice homes in north Ocala or in Archer or Waldo, all once slower places near Gainesville, that creates massive traffic congestion.