From a city of 30k in the middle of nowhere (Bragança)
>Upper/middle class - google.com
>Middle class
(Apartment) - google.com
(House) - google.com
>Public Housing - google.com
Post a typical lower class, middle class and upper class neighborhood from your city
Kevin Lewis
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Mason Foster
Our cities (especially northern italy) are not gentrified so it's pretty difficult to distinguish rich/poor neighborhoods, they all look fucking shit and poor.
From a poor 40k city:
Colton Ortiz
bump
Isaiah Adams
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fuck this shit I can't post the links
Ayden Adams
Eli Richardson
From the 2nd biggest city in the western hemisphere 9 million in city and 20 million in metropolitan area
>low class
google.com.mx
>Middle class
google.com.mx
>Upper Middle class
google.com.mx
Carson Allen
Looks like an awesome city desu
>low class resembles a CS map
middle class and above bretty nice
Expected inequality
Nathaniel Myers
We don't divide ourselves like that here. You'll find all of the above in every city and village in a random fashion.
Ian Wilson
Xavier Sullivan
the low class doesn't really look low class and the upper class doesn't really look upper class.
welcome to Europe.
Sebastian Taylor
Besides the upkeep on the public housing, these places all look of similar socio-economic status. Intredasting. Portugal is not how I imagined it.
Unsure if you made this idea for a thread as I barely come onto Sup Forums, if you did, fucking nice dude
James Howard
Is Europe full of gated communities? Surprised to see them in all walks of life in Portugal and Italy.
Grayson Anderson
>gated communities
what? it's the opposite.
Cooper Johnson
Sorry, I'm tired and probably enunciated that poorly. Your examples (and OP's) show most properties having gates and high fences and visible surveillance gear.
Dominic James
lower class american ghetto
Brody Peterson
yeah it's normal to have fences delimitating your property here, the new world way with one big lawn per block doesn't really exist here.
I don't know about surveillance gear to be honest, I don't see much save from gates.
Ryan Murphy
Matthew Smith
It's commonplace in Australia for people to have fences in their backyard to divide blocks, but only in certain areas will people have gates and fences outside the front of their houses. We don't have much crime and I usually biasedly look towards crime as the main reason for fences and gates. When I see a whole neighbourhood like that, I think of South Africa, not Europe desu.
Colton Foster
looks comfy
Carter Rodriguez
clean and comfy
Why middle class houses remind me british architecture?
Elijah Johnson
well you can think whatever you please but crime is not the reason for fences, it's just how it is here.
Noah Gutierrez
A nice fence and wall can also look very nice especially with a nice flower garden behind it.
Evan Gomez
thick walls and/or fences always remind me of richer neighbourhoods in poor countries
Jack Diaz
Don't take offense to it my lovely wogerino, was just having some bants. You have a beautiful country. Besides Naples.
Brandon Perez
Low class
Hunter Gray
In the suburb
>richfags
google.fr
>middlefags
google.fr
>poorfags
google.fr
Logan Carter
That shit is so eerie.
Juan Carter
Naples is pleb filler for new worlders, it's absolutely shit to live in but it can be stunning in some places when you visit, Milan is the real city to avoid if you come here for holidays,
Wyatt Powell
It's not for crime, we like to define our private property from public space, those fences can be easily climbed by anyone. It's another way to make your house unique.
Brody James
Skidrow, California
>shit tier
Joseph Collins
I thought Milan was nice. Rome and Pisa were gyppo paradise which I'm not used to. Naples was a bit eerie with obvious mob control.
Josiah Ward
gypsies are cancer but we are at fault for not containing them, Rome really is gyppo wonderland.
Cameron Nguyen
>italy
>turn corner
>black guy illegally selling useless shit
Jace Evans
Pretty much this. Wasn't aware it was a southern Euro thing
Michael Nguyen
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Perhaps typing more words in the reply would make the system think this is nnot a spam? Still doesn't seems to work...What the F happening in Sup Forums's spam filter????
Alexander Lee
The only people living in that are homeless junkies.
Leo Peterson
Also in Germany is like that tho, only the anglos don't have fences at front
Zachary Gomez
If it's in the front yard here it usually means you live in the ghetto. The only thing worse is bars on the windows.
Evan Johnson
>Upper class
They live in penthouses so it can be any condo
>My neighborhood
google.it
Dylan Richardson
Jesus Christ why are Belgian houses so unaesthetic?
Brandon Sullivan
Lower-class neighbourhood in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, population 200k
1/3
Nicholas Evans
Middle-class neighbourhood in St. John's
2/3
Sebastian White
Upper-class neighbourhood in St. John's
3/3
Henry Morgan
The sun makes everything look better
William Adams
Sunny days are for nigger countries, preserve your whiteness.
Chase Scott
At least they're not simple copies for miles on end like ours are. Not a single one of those houses looks the same as their neighbours.
Jaxson Bell
small town (30 000)
middle class:
google.no
i'm sorry for the incredibly long links
Hudson Bailey
everything after /data can be deleted
Ayden Torres
thanks
Anthony Hernandez
Those all looked like commieblocks João
Adam Morales
The common theme here seems to be that money buys privacy. Liberals need to stop whining about urban sprawl, when people start having a bit of success in life they gravitate towards detached houses on suburban lots, and we don't need poorfag hippies trying to stand in our way or tell us that this is wrong.
Cameron Price
Oh no, Armando from USA is here :/
Benjamin Gomez
the new trend here among richies is buying an apartment in the city
Ian Foster
picrelated is the most expensive neighborhood in Europe, no privacy at all
Caleb Phillips
You're Italian, you know damn well OP's neighborhoods look uncomfy and ugly as fuck. About to post some of my own.
Easton Reed
>felt like almost got stabbed when turned the camera in the poor area
Samuel Miller
All in New Orleans:
>Upper class
google.com
>Upper middle class
google.com
>Lower middle class
google.com
>Poor
google.com
>Ghetto
google.com
Anthony Edwards
lower (albanian shitskins + turks)
google.mk
Parker Edwards
Live in ghetto is dangerous?
Btw i love american architecture, everything is symmetric af.
Jackson Miller
Yes, it's where New Orleans gets its insane crime rates from. If you ignored the East, New Orleans would have crime on par with a fairly small city (still some, but nothing insane). The poor all congregate there which just leads to more small gangs (there are no crips and bloods here because there are too many smaller gangs already established, lol) and violence.
>Btw i love american architecture, everything is symmetric af
We have tons of architectural influence in New Orleans. French, Spanish, and American. I think it's a good city for fans of architecture.
Thomas Reed
>America
>First world
Nathan Nelson
I heard that if you leave home at night this is not reccomended in US is it true? It's possible to "get shot" after come to wrong neighborhood or it just meme? Can you compare New Orleans to other US cities?
>We have tons of architectural influence in New Orleans. French, Spanish, and American. I think it's a good city for fans of architecture.
I was meant symmetric streets in your country, similar thing i saw in Australia and Canada.
Zachary Lewis
>I heard that if you leave home at night this is not reccomended in US is it true?
Generally in cities people avoid walking around at night unless it's in a busy area, like in parts of New York, and even then it's generally avoided. Only in towns will you find people leaving their doors unlocked, walking around at night.
>It's possible to "get shot" after come to wrong neighborhood or it just meme?
The bigger concern is getting robbed at gunpoint, but in New Orleans especially people often get shot while being robbed so it's definitely a concern. You're more likely to be left alone but your chances of being robbed increase by a lot at night if you step into the wrong neighborhood.
>Can you compare New Orleans to other US cities?
Crime's been getting worse here since our mayors are huge fucking retards that put housing projects (welfare housing) next to historic areas like the French Quarter and nice neighborhoods like Touro Bouligny. Like I said, most of our crime is concentrated out in the East, but New Orleans proper is a pretty dangerous city overall.
Carson Myers
thanks for answer friend
Jose Gonzalez
No problemo m8
Lucas Fisher
Left lower right upper
Isaiah Cox
It looks like a nice place to live, on both sides.
Ian Allen
Looks pretty nice actually
Caleb Hughes
Northeast and northern Brazil is very poor, so the average is very low.
But this is the average of my city in the south:
Poor:
Evan Ramirez
Evan Morales
>Working/lower class :
Donja (Lower) Kustošija, a classic example of an ex-working class neighborhood. - google.com
>Lower-middle class:
Gornja (Upper) Kustošija - google.com
>Middle-class:
Most of Trešnjevka which is the largest (or 2nd largest, I don't know) neighborhood in Zagreb. This is inner/north/"old" Trešnjevka. - google.com
>Upper-middle class:
Vrbani III, technically a part of Trešnjevka - google.com
>Upper-class:
Pantovčak - google.com
Jaxson Torres
Tell me about Ragusa, does the fact that it was an independent republic for centuries show in its culture or is it basically just like any other region of Croatia?
Also, if I learned Slovenian, would I be able to communicate in Croatia, or would it be better to learn Croatian if I want to communicate with both Croats and Slovenes?
Owen Lewis
Interesting thread.
Logan Walker
why is England so goddamn perfect?
Connor Smith
It is?
Jose Thomas
Adrian Johnson
yes it is, here everything is shit
Connor Gonzalez
ultra upper class
Nicholas Smith
middle class
Xavier Williams
Mid to Low class neighbourhood.
Ian James
lower class social
Ethan Adams
another middle class
Landon Green
We don't have classes here. Everyone is equal. Very nice. You should try.
Nicholas Green
more middle
Isaac Reyes
Something like this.
Bentley Hernandez
The low right pic isn't from google maps because it's just not there atm btw.
Matthew Long
top right is super comfy, I stayed in something like that in russia. the whole street was sunny and lined with trees, cobblestone road, really nice
Jordan Wright
Those houses are still there only because inhabitants and authorities can't agree about resettlement though. They build low-middle and middle commieblocks everywhere instead of those barracks.
Parker Jenkins
Joshua Allen
Thomas Scott
Levi Hall
How much for a low-class flat for a month?
Sebastian Jenkins
>Big fences
That's how you can detect third-world. Same thing here.
Mason Smith
700-800 €
Justin Butler
Fuck that's quite a lot. I thought it would be cheaper there.
Evan Taylor
To be honest the lower class looks the best to me
Gabriel Gomez
deep
Brody Watson
...
Luke Murphy
WOW :O
How much is an house there? 30kk?
Kevin Lewis
modern "architecture"