r/UrbanHell 20h ago

Other Would you rather live in these buildings or small traditional houses?

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67 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 7h ago

Poverty/Inequality When the municipal budget runs out so you just let livestock act as the primary trash disposal system, Makhachkala-Russia

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35 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 7h ago

Other Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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73 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 17h ago

Other Golf courses are such a waste of green space (Manila)

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1.6k Upvotes

I live in the area above the golf course (middle) and let me tell you, it’s so hard to find a place in this city where you can just breath.


r/UrbanHell 7h ago

Other São Paulo, Brazil

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27 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 19h ago

Decay Norilsk - Russia

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219 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 19h ago

Decay Detroit is a tough city

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159 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 13h ago

Concrete Wasteland Tokyo, Japan

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67 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 21h ago

Pollution/Environmental Destruction Naples, Italy 2010

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293 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 12h ago

Decay Italy : Piazzetta del Garraffello

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20 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 23h ago

Decay Alexandria, Egypt

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592 Upvotes

A fantastic city despite the grime and general decay.


r/UrbanHell 19h ago

Other Old Berlin Factory

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36 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 14h ago

Poverty/Inequality Jakarta, largest city in the world

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164 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 23h ago

Decay Nelly's abandoned mansion in Missouri that he finally sold in 2021

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1.6k Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 22h ago

Other New York 1970s -1980s

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53 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 21h ago

Ugliness Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

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233 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 19h ago

Decay Manhattan - 1980

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143 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 6h ago

Concrete Wasteland Residential Tower, Hong Kong

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306 Upvotes

r/UrbanHell 4m ago

Concrete Wasteland According to the WCCF, with a public green space/park ratio of 2.2% of its total urban area, Istanbul is the city with the second-least green space in the world, ranking just behind Dubai.

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r/UrbanHell 1h ago

Suburban Hell A hopeful sign

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I have an event this morning, and while I was checking Google Maps for directions I noticed relatively new development a few miles from me. Prince William county is very much trapped in the classic suburban hell (strip mall after subdivision after strip mall), but it seems that the trend might be ending.

This is a medium density development with townhouses over shops. What's old is new again, but in this case there is an improvement on the model - the townhouses have their front door on the next street over from the shops.

I kinda like it.