The modern suburb got started right after WWII. Look at how 100 year old suburbs are structured compared to newer ones. Typically a lot tighter, designed to w

The modern suburb got started right after WWII. Look at how 100 year old suburbs are structured compared to newer ones. Typically a lot tighter, designed to walk to nearby destinations, mixed use so you can live near a store, not drive 10 miles to a parking lot the size of a small village. You cannot deny that older, "streetcar" suburbs are very distinct from modern suburb design. If they were basically the same, I wouldn't be complaining.