According to Homer Hoyt's sector model, once a district with high-class housing is established, the most expensive new housing is built
A) on the outer edge of that district, farther out from the center.
B) on the inner edge of that district, closer to the center.
C) in the skyscrapers of the CBD.
D) in old industrial buildings and retail shops.
E) on the outer edge of the suburban area, farther out from the center.

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According to Hoyt's sector model, the most expensive new housing is built on the outer edge of the established high-class housing district, farther out from the center. This creates a concentric pattern of development with different levels of socioeconomic status moving outward from the city center.

According to Homer Hoyt's Sector Model, Once a District with High-Class