After World War II, the search for new housing, economic prosperity, and the greater physical mobility brought on by cars combined to push more and more people outward from the central cities into

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The combination of increased demand for housing, economic opportunity, and greater mobility resulted in the expansion of suburbs, as people began to move away from central cities in search of more space and a suburban lifestyle. This trend continued throughout the postwar period, with the growth of suburbs accelerating in the 1950s and 1960s.

After World War II, the Search for New Housing, Economic