Yes that is one of the cool things and it's not just European cities but it's true for living in any walking city or even living in a walkable part of a city. A

Yes that is one of the cool things and it's not just European cities but it's true for living in any walking city or even living in a walkable part of a city. And yet here we are. These have sprouted up in NYC and London as well, with all the same concerns. What I can't understand is why someone would pay all of that money to live in a city like Amsterdam, London or NYC and not wan't to go out and interact with their environment and neighborhood. What's further confounding is that after 2 years of forced isolation via lockdowns and work from home that people would not relish the opportunity to get out of their small apartments and appreciate the walking, window shopping, and people watching that comes with it.