How have the suburbs changed in your country?

seems like they're trying to make up for the deficit in the population! haha

Modern housing estates tend to be very awkwardly designed, I think the green belt restricting develepment is a big reason for that

These two cities are 1200km apart

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same, except our newer houses are bigger rather than smaller

We don't have suburbs as you know them. People transform those neighourhoods by opening stores, building an extra floor, selling their houses to a company to built a small mall. Driving 10 minutes to the nearest store is not common in this country.

at least they're not huge and tacky

In my area they went from single story, wide, long driveways+lawns, medium buffer between houses to 2 story, tall, short driveways+lawns, tight buffer between houses

idk about top but bottom pic is 700k starting btw, its an area i actually checked out kek

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I fucking hate suburbs, they're a soulless creation of the anglo and the jew.

So are the suburbs in the country.

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Looks identical to that, naturally

Suburbs in DC are getting blacker as the city gets less so. The distinction is going away.

The house I grew up in was built over a hundred years ago. The one I live in now was built 20 years ago.

bottom, middle, or top?
They were all built at different points in history.

all of it exists here, that old split level design as well

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smaller plots of land, townhouses, really wealthy people with new houses next to poorfags with old, small houses and heaps of land.

very expensive, condominiums are all the rage now

>Ohio
>New Hampshire
cozy as fuck

>Delaware

unfortunately new hampshire was having patio renovation at the time of that shot

Anglo suburbs give me the creeps. The houses themselves are nice but the whole vibe of the place is what bothers me. For example, how come they never have fences? Do Americans think that if you need privacy you're trying to hide something?

you only need a fence if you have a dog, otherwise don't fence me in

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Fences are weird. Never understood them when I saw them in euro suburbs.

what I don't really understand are those tiny courtyards made by low brick walls in front of british terraces, I don't think they're helping

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we've actually been moving away from front fences/walls
the backyard is typically always walled off for privacy but front has opened up
dogs are more typically let inside rather than left outside now
kids are more typically inside due to TV and videogames
BBQ's and other public events give a bad vibe if inside a fence
suburbs are inherently secure from "invasion" because of how close you are to your neighbor (theres also gated suburbs for higher income levels)
people like showing off their lawns
and finally getting online orders becomes hard with a fence (lazy delivery man will either chuck it over or withhold it for you to go pick it up at location)

I feel like you didn't read his post, he is asking why there is a lack of fences, and really, there are no fences.

yes? im highlighting all the reasons why we dont have front fences anymore