These areas offer excellent public transportation options to NYC and have a vibrant community.

We typically don't rent a car so usually walk a lot or take cabs or shared transportation. 

The property tax spikes can be reduced by cutting services such as schools, community colleges, public universities, police, parks, public transportation, etc. and other amenities that make Chicago a wonderful place to live.  

Getting aroundwithin those areas during traffic is manageable, but getting to/from them during Rush Hour is a beast and our public transportation system isn't great, yet.

I'm a transportation manager for a scientific equipment company.

There is the added risk of transporting the module to the site.

Everything looks ripe for Austin to have it but the default mode of transportation in Texas is still the car and Austin seems to be isolated from other TX major cities.

The vast majority of people’s income goes to housing, transportation, and food.

There is no pride of ownership and there may be external obselesce or factors like narrow one way roads, factories nearby, lack of access to public transportation and food. 

In my experience they won’t have the desired impact if you enclose them.