Re:Workers Are Fleeing Big Cities for Small Ones, and Taking...
by lwhalen on Saturday September 07, 2019 @10:43AM
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Late 30s, father, just not "urban". The best layout I've seen was in Amsterdam - every neighborhood had it's own local pub, local coffeehouse, and small grocery, all eminently walkable/bikeable. Neighbors knew each other and socialized regularly. The "small town feel" was nailed pretty well, IMHO, while still being in a bustling urban center.
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Re:Workers Are Fleeing Big Cities for Small Ones, and Taking...
by ido on Saturday September 07, 2019 @03:00PM
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This is the case in many, if not most, major (and some not so major) European cities. I've lived in Berlin & Vienna for the past ~decade and a half & it's certainly true here (worse cycling infrastructure than Amsterdam tho).
I'll bet this is also the case for cities in developed east Asian countries like Japan, Taiwan & South Korea as well.