Which of the following best explains the rapid development of edge cities in the United States Southwest in comparison with other regions of the United States? Edge cities have not developed in the Midwest region of the United States because residents abandoned the suburbs and moved into the inner cities for
less expensive housing and for jobs that required less commuting.
Edge cities have developed in the Southeast region of the United States, but growth is limited because the government has zoned out commercial
buildings at the edge of suburban areas.
Edge cities developed rapidly in the Southwest region of the United States becse large numbers of people migrated from the Midwest for the warmer
climate and for the jobs resulting when corporations relocated for financial incentives.
Edge cities have not developed in the Mountain West region of the United States because the rugged terrain cannot accommodate large-scale building
projects necessary for edge city development; residential development is limited to small villages and remote cabins.
Edge cities have not developed in the New England region of the Unites States because the severe winter weather makes it too expensive to heat large
commercial buildings