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>he doesn't live dense
>he doesn't live mixed-use
>he doesn't like to have all his shopping done on the ground floor
>he doesn't like to forgo the economic burden of the personal automobile
what's wrong with you?

also clandestine /urban/ thread

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I really thought Hong Kong was aesthetic when I visited, but it was way too crowded, and you start feeling like an ant in a hive after a while.

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Tokyo works too

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Wow no wonder homes in Vancouver is so expensive.

Don't like living near so many people, plus everything is more expensive in huge cities.

Did it feel humid?

Not particularly, but it was pretty smoggy when I went.

That said, I live in the other Hong Kong (Vancouver) which is very humid throughout the year.

No, homes in vancouver are expensive because most of Vancouver is low-density zoned

Absolutely disgusting.

Posting a proper home ITT

/grey filter/

>that plaza in the middle of the apartment buildings
Comfy desu.

Fuck off, realtor.

Detached homes don't just jump prices 25-50% year-over-year because of supply issues when the population is growing at a fairly low rate.

Does Shanghai count? This was taken from Shanghai Tower but sorry for the terrible camera.

Oops, forgot the Chinese who buy homes and don't live in them.
If you have 6 mil

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That's some strong autism

Like a cool refreshing humid or hot and muggy?
From what I've read it doesn't get to hot in Vancouver.

> hong kong
> aesthetic

its shit

I don't know how else to describe it but it always looks "dirty".

The "dirtiness" is an essential part of its aesthetic.

I think "decayed" would be the proper term

Singapore does the same aesthetic without decay.

Also have a train in a building.

pretty nice, have some literal decay

Ideal urban form

>this human warehouse project
>urban

Let me show you what urban feels like

>his country didn't build a fuckhuge city in the middle of fucking nowhere

lmao @ ur lyf

>have over 2000 square feet to myself
>have 2 cars
>have 2 motorcycles
>have a 5.1 surround sound theater setup in my living room I can play so loud the floor shakes.

Oh darn, if only I lived in a box in a city and ride the bus with hobos and hipsters.

tfw i like this shit but it's basically non-existent in aus

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god I fucking love Hong Kong

>t. born and raised in HK

Looks like a proper shithole.Isn't HK some gook utopia filled with millionaires?

Depends where you go, like with any city.

In some of the poorer regions (North Point, Causeway Bay) you'll find scores of cheap, tiny, deteriorating apartments with laundry hanging on the balcony. Storekeepers dump their waste into the streets and roll it for blocks on their carts, and you get various offputting scents. And everyone spits.

But there's pockets of super high wealth (the Peak, Central) and all the buildings are modern, the streets are clean, and the super wealthy live in homes or penthouses overlooking the city. But these areas just feel like typical financial districts you find anywhere in the world, and they lack that side of Hong Kong that makes it unique.

The place I stayed at (near Nathan Rd in Mong Kok) was a good balance between wealth/cleanliness and the distinctive "Hong Kong" feeling.

Japanese buildings have aesthetics

it's a tiny bit of land filled with buildings, not really. Though I'm sure there's plenty of millionaires.

h-h-h-hi

I like how public services are just a stone throw away