Do Europeans have a "downtown"? A place where it's just offices and stores and nobody lives there?
Do Europeans have a "downtown"? A place where it's just offices and stores and nobody lives there?
Jaxon Barnes
Kevin Gomez
its mixed here, you can have an apartment building and the office across the street
Parker Roberts
We do have business districts but only in big cities, most small cities have a historic centre with most industry and business outside of the city in a seperate district.
Anthony Gutierrez
We have a political downtown kind of, where nobody lives and its only government stuff, its called Riddarholmen. Dont think we have what you described though, an area with just offices in stores
Blake Sanchez
No, we're not retarded.
Ryder Hall
These places fucking suck so much, and you have to pay ridiculous amounts for parking. I had to go down there once for a drug test and I spent 20 minutes finding a spot.
Luke Sanders
Oh my science, that doeent sound very walkable.
Leo Clark
NO!
Joseph Richardson
They actually are supremely walkable, everything is densely packed together, sidewalks are ample and not mogged by east asians and overweight americans ogling some doorway.
Juan Lewis
>nobody lives there
I don't blame them. Who would want to live in that waste of space so out of touch with nature and devoid of meaning?
Wyatt Hughes
Not my city at least. City centre is mostly stores, bars, restaurants etc. at ground floor and apartments on the higher floors.
Austin Morgan
But user, the HUSTLE and BUSTLE of the BIG CITY!
Thomas Barnes
What your retarded strawman is referring to is the exact opposite of soulless american cities filled with wide roads, parking lots, and office buildings.
Samuel Garcia
Not really, there might sometimes be like office parks and outlet stores along a major road, but they're on the outskirts. But then there will also be warehouses and some type of small industry nearby, so I don't think it's quite the same as these downtown blocks in the middle of the city
Andrew Thomas
No, that's illegal in Sweden. You have to have mixed housing developments.
Jaxon Green
We have one street where most buildings are completely not residential, and most apartments in the area are used as offices or medical centres.
Blake Myers
We have apartments in city center here
In my city most of city centre is also 1800s built wooden detached houses (pic rel)
Ethan Rogers
>taxes go up %0.0001 up
>(((Businesses)))) flee towards literal tax havens
>city is now dead
Not a good idea
Ryan Collins
Yes but only in newer or big cities, otherwise it's all mixed up
Justin Mitchell
None due to soviet urban planning. The only one location in our capital doesn't fit the criteria because there is a small village behind the high rise buildings. The land is worth more than gold so they are bag holding until they need it the most.
Anthony Fisher
yea in big cities
Cooper Lewis
Pic related.
Zachary Nguyen
Isn't that just a regular CBE?
Gabriel Martinez
Who cares about the law