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European cities have suburbs as well. In fact most people live in them, not in the city center. They are just VERY different from US ones. Mostly 4-6 story tal
by DanielHB 2y ago
European cities have suburbs as well. In fact most people live in them, not in the city center. They are just VERY different from US ones.
Mostly 4-6 story tall buildings clustered around a major transportation hub like a metro or train station (which also hosts shops, restaurants and groceries), with row-homes or single-home detached houses farther away.
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- Cumpiler69 2y ago>European cities have suburbs as well. In fact most people live in them, not in the city center. You happen to have a source for this? This is definitely not the case in many place I lived.