The cost of resisting is too high, so people end up picking their battles.
These are, in fact, battles you can pick. HOAs feel like living in an apartment but you're also the superintendent.
In some sections of the US, you can’t buy a single-family home built after 1980 without being part of an HOA.
I’m not sure what that has to do with walkable neighborhoods?
The cost of resisting is too high, so people end up picking their battles.