Wickie
2020-07-26 09:00:24
- #1
The new development area where my husband had his old house was the reason I refused to move there. The ladies in that area were definitely the models for Desperate Housewives.
At first, everyone was very close friends, they grilled together, celebrated, and whatever else. There was a female resident on the street who had the nickname "Key Fairy." For some reason, several people on the street entrusted her with their house keys.
After living there for several years, most people only hate each other now. Two are suing each other, several divorces and therefore house sales, and so on...
We have now also built new in a building gap (in another region). There were no problems. When I look at some of the rundown new buildings from 12-15 years ago here... I prefer well-maintained old buildings. There are also some really old houses here, but gradually the older residents die, and younger people buy, renovate, or tear down and build new.
I would also prefer the building gap with a connection to the town center. Especially when new development areas are pushed to the outskirts of town, they often retain the status of "outsiders" and are poorly integrated (this is also what I have experienced from friends who live in other regions in Germany).
At first, everyone was very close friends, they grilled together, celebrated, and whatever else. There was a female resident on the street who had the nickname "Key Fairy." For some reason, several people on the street entrusted her with their house keys.
After living there for several years, most people only hate each other now. Two are suing each other, several divorces and therefore house sales, and so on...
We have now also built new in a building gap (in another region). There were no problems. When I look at some of the rundown new buildings from 12-15 years ago here... I prefer well-maintained old buildings. There are also some really old houses here, but gradually the older residents die, and younger people buy, renovate, or tear down and build new.
I would also prefer the building gap with a connection to the town center. Especially when new development areas are pushed to the outskirts of town, they often retain the status of "outsiders" and are poorly integrated (this is also what I have experienced from friends who live in other regions in Germany).