Nectarine

is this something specifically state sanctioned

Pls, there is enough parks

Yeah, the parking is a big problem

and parks are of course ruined

Or, they ruing old buildings and build much taller new ones on the same infrastructure. Means that no parking space, no space in schools or kindergartens and overloaded communications such as plumbing

I mean, there is a houses, that has been built in 60s. They are falling apart. Its dangerous to live there

occasional landlordism here where people pull the same trick, but that won't usually work unless the inhabitant has got no clue ... (guess why they want to rent to immigrants with little english)

I heard the hotel business is blooming otherwise nowadays

nobody lives in. but they ruined old buildings and parks to build these

Noone has been moved there, but imbeciles believe in everything they read on teh internets

shyce

shitty

Minsk was ruined by many useless hotels

lol

Some "oppositioners" started to shout that with this "renewation" project ppl will be moved there from center of Moscow etc

yep!

is it like "this building is dangerous. so dangerous we have to build a hotel on it"?

To much cheaper land and from a private or 3/5 story building into 20 story in the middle of nowhere

The truth is, some years ago Moscow attached some big part of Moscow province

ezh: there must be some law/rule quoted about this even if it's not done fairly, what is the excuse?

mirror: it is common practice in Russia and Belarus to relocate pesky plebs from their (privately owned!) apartments into remote ghettos without compensation

i mostly just wanna be left alone, i don't want to walk down the street and have knives and guns in my face

it depends on the nature of the "ghetto"

that's not answering your question properly is it...

i would not want to live in central london... however i could immediately sell a fucking *hopscotch square* in central london for £500,000 so i guess i'd take it and move

*neighborhood

They provide you a new house in the same neighbor

mirror: would you prefer an "old house" in the centre of London instead of "new" shabby one in a ghetto?

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