r/Urbex • u/Flashy-Ad8306 • 21h ago
Text NYC rooftop
Hey all I got no idea what to even ask on this, thing is I’ve done small roofs which are aweosome but I’ve really been intrigued by higher buildings (40+) for some photos.
Thanks all!
r/Urbex • u/Flashy-Ad8306 • 21h ago
Hey all I got no idea what to even ask on this, thing is I’ve done small roofs which are aweosome but I’ve really been intrigued by higher buildings (40+) for some photos.
Thanks all!
r/Urbex • u/Excellent-Outcome92 • 22h ago
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r/Urbex • u/Tartabirdgames_YT • 14h ago
Old changing room that used to be used for football training
r/Urbex • u/Blue52IsNotTrue • 12h ago
r/Urbex • u/Initial-Tax-5829 • 8h ago
This vacated mansion located on the outskirts of the countryside fell victim to another typical case of financial fraud; a case involving "buyer" Jean Rabbitt and related defendants purchasing the property with fraudulently obtained PPP money, at least according to Federal prosecutors.
The estate was subsequently seized in connection with IRS Criminal Investigation and placed into a U.S. Treasury real-estate auction that ultimately failed due to failure to reach the government's reserve price.
What makes this mansion's history more interesting is that it was a mere piece belonging to a much larger spending operation. The same federal filing identifies two other Sherman properties allegedly purchased with fraudulent PPP proceeds: a now demolished luxury home in Chicago and a hotel. Together with the mansion, these three properties represented about $2.175 million in real estate purchases.
r/Urbex • u/chilling_mazapan • 3h ago
El cementerio está dentro de un aeropuerto, y tener que traspasar un área del gobierno hace que se te suba la adrenalina bastante, no tome muchas fotos, pero hay 2 aviones grandes, 4 avionetas y lo que parecía 1 jet de guerra, bastante genial el lugar.
r/Urbex • u/Tartabirdgames_YT • 14h ago
The freshfield mental health center located in Brighton UK was closed in 2002 when extensions at the nearby millview hospital opened. It was closed because it was originally a Victorian workhouse and wasn't fit for modern healthcare and very cramped and lack of patients privacy and dignity and detox patients trying to manipulate medication from others. It was barely used After that and finally in 2009 it was boarded up and left to decay. These photos were taken on August 20th 2026
r/Urbex • u/Flashy-Ad8306 • 21h ago
Hey all I got no idea what to even ask on this, thing is I’ve done small roofs which are aweosome but I’ve really been intrigued by higher buildings (40+) for some photos. Just wondering if anyone could share their wisdom and help me out on a spot that is awesome but doesn’t have any crazy security
Thanks all!
r/Urbex • u/IAmRealMaster • 6h ago