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minus-square@Obilink8•1 year agoSmall businesses on lower floors, apartments up top, I fail to see a problem.
minus-square@Unseeliefae@lemmy.fmhy.mllinkfedilink4•1 year agoI love when cities have the small business + apartment layout. Especially when the ground level has something useful like a bodega, so people can just go downstairs for food and necessities instead of driving somewhere.
minus-square@Obilink2•1 year agoA lot of city centers in Europe are like that but there’s definitely been an effect of suburbanization due to prices rising in the centers. While completely different, the best place I know for what you describe is Hong Kong, you can go down to grab a bite within 50m, pretty much 24/7.
Small businesses on lower floors, apartments up top, I fail to see a problem.
I love when cities have the small business + apartment layout.
Especially when the ground level has something useful like a bodega, so people can just go downstairs for food and necessities instead of driving somewhere.
A lot of city centers in Europe are like that but there’s definitely been an effect of suburbanization due to prices rising in the centers.
While completely different, the best place I know for what you describe is Hong Kong, you can go down to grab a bite within 50m, pretty much 24/7.