Looking at the (American) houses of me and my siblings, there is an inverse relationship between price and convenience of home delivery. One of us lives in a 100K house and gets mail put right to their front door. Another lives in a 800K house and has to drive to their mailbox.
How much of a say does the local Post Office have in how much service it will provide new developments?
I bought and older house, and the USPS puts my mail right through a slot in the door. It's great - super convenient and I don't have to worry about stopping delivery when I'm out of town.
Personally, I'd rather see delivery cut on Saturday than have a community mailbox.
How much of a say does the local Post Office have in how much service it will provide new developments?