Japanese Housing

Fri 2007/08/03 17:21 JST
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Once in a while, you will come across these really battered up houses right in the middle of a modern area. Theres still one of these right by the huge Ultramen in high rise Akasaka.

My guess is that these were built and stood their time since Tokyo was flattened in the last war - owned by some old folk who dont want to sell their land.

Back in London I would see battered up houses all the time - especially because I lived in Hackney. Many were full of drug taking squatters.

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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
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    Wherever I go I'll see battered houses especially here in my new place Evansville, Indiana seeing as it's a small city. But if you go out to the rural areas that's where you find the old houses that aren't either broken or abandon. ^^;

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:51:02 JST (ID #53372)
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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
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    Wherever I go I'll see battered houses especially here in my new place Evansville, Indiana seeing as it's a small city. But if you go out to the rural areas that's where you find the old houses that aren't either broken or abandon. ^^;

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:51:02 JST (ID #95376)
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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
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    Wherever I go I'll see battered houses especially here in my new place Evansville, Indiana seeing as it's a small city. But if you go out to the rural areas that's where you find the old houses that aren't either broken or abandon. ^^;

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:51:02 JST (ID #121072)
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  • Demacrez
    Demacrez in Houston, Texas, US (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Link Cosplayer, Video Gamer, Amatuer Programmer, and Artist
    http://demacrez.blogspot.com

    Wherever I go I'll see battered houses especially here in my new place Evansville, Indiana seeing as it's a small city. But if you go out to the rural areas that's where you find the old houses that aren't either broken or abandon. ^^;

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:51:02 JST (ID #146897)
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  • 1
    1 in LB Cali (Registered on 2007/02/27)
    ditsy student

    that's a classic house.

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:52:59 JST (ID #53373)
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  • 1
    1 in LB Cali (Registered on 2007/02/27)
    ditsy student

    that's a classic house.

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:52:59 JST (ID #95377)
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  • 1
    1 in LB Cali (Registered on 2007/02/27)
    ditsy student

    that's a classic house.

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:52:59 JST (ID #121073)
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  • 1
    1 in LB Cali (Registered on 2007/02/27)
    ditsy student

    that's a classic house.

    Fri 2007/08/03 17:52:59 JST (ID #146898)
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  • iMM
    iMM in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    Publisher

    There are quite a few around here...but they seem to be knocking them down and replacing them with highrises at an enormous pace...so much that there is a surplus of houses at the moment

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:08:50 JST (ID #53374)
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    • kran117
      kran117 in Hong Kong (Registered on 2009/06/30)
      Fandubbing Teenager & Amateur Otaku
      http://polymused.0fees.net/blog/

      It's so sad when they destroy old battered houses for highrises. It's like another piece of history being erased for modernism. :(

      Tue 2009/06/30 12:41:53 JST (ID #661726)
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  • iMM
    iMM in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    Publisher

    There are quite a few around here...but they seem to be knocking them down and replacing them with highrises at an enormous pace...so much that there is a surplus of houses at the moment

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:08:50 JST (ID #95378)
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  • iMM
    iMM in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    Publisher

    There are quite a few around here...but they seem to be knocking them down and replacing them with highrises at an enormous pace...so much that there is a surplus of houses at the moment

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:08:50 JST (ID #121074)
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  • iMM
    iMM in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    Publisher

    There are quite a few around here...but they seem to be knocking them down and replacing them with highrises at an enormous pace...so much that there is a surplus of houses at the moment

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:08:50 JST (ID #146899)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    My area has older generation houses, but generally well kept...just dirty.

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:17:00 JST (ID #53378)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
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    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    My area has older generation houses, but generally well kept...just dirty.

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:17:00 JST (ID #95382)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    My area has older generation houses, but generally well kept...just dirty.

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:17:00 JST (ID #121078)
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  • syrix
    syrix in U.S. (Registered on 2007/03/21)
    student
    http://animesugoi.animeblogger.net/

    My area has older generation houses, but generally well kept...just dirty.

    Fri 2007/08/03 18:17:00 JST (ID #146903)
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  • Aaronime
    Aaronime in Mars, Canada (Registered on 2007/07/27)
    Human

    I've only seen battered up houses in the rural philippines. Especially when I went to Boracay- which was still damaged by the tsunamis back them. A nice mixture of high-class hotels, Resorts and messed up civilian houses ^.^

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:49:08 JST (ID #53380)
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  • Aaronime
    Aaronime in Mars, Canada (Registered on 2007/07/27)
    Human

    I've only seen battered up houses in the rural philippines. Especially when I went to Boracay- which was still damaged by the tsunamis back them. A nice mixture of high-class hotels, Resorts and messed up civilian houses ^.^

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:49:08 JST (ID #95384)
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  • Aaronime
    Aaronime in Mars, Canada (Registered on 2007/07/27)
    Human

    I've only seen battered up houses in the rural philippines. Especially when I went to Boracay- which was still damaged by the tsunamis back them. A nice mixture of high-class hotels, Resorts and messed up civilian houses ^.^

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:49:08 JST (ID #121080)
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  • Aaronime
    Aaronime in Mars, Canada (Registered on 2007/07/27)
    Human

    I've only seen battered up houses in the rural philippines. Especially when I went to Boracay- which was still damaged by the tsunamis back them. A nice mixture of high-class hotels, Resorts and messed up civilian houses ^.^

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:49:08 JST (ID #146905)
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  • rayk
    rayk in Australia (Registered on 2007/08/01)
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    http://www.artbypavel.com

    Not here in Aus, but there were plenty back in Russia.

    Japan has some pretty crazy looking houses from what I've seen (flickr and stuff), pretty inspirational stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:53:39 JST (ID #53381)
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  • rayk
    rayk in Australia (Registered on 2007/08/01)
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    http://www.artbypavel.com

    Not here in Aus, but there were plenty back in Russia.

    Japan has some pretty crazy looking houses from what I've seen (flickr and stuff), pretty inspirational stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:53:39 JST (ID #95385)
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  • rayk
    rayk in Australia (Registered on 2007/08/01)
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    http://www.artbypavel.com

    Not here in Aus, but there were plenty back in Russia.

    Japan has some pretty crazy looking houses from what I've seen (flickr and stuff), pretty inspirational stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:53:39 JST (ID #121081)
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  • rayk
    rayk in Australia (Registered on 2007/08/01)
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    http://www.artbypavel.com

    Not here in Aus, but there were plenty back in Russia.

    Japan has some pretty crazy looking houses from what I've seen (flickr and stuff), pretty inspirational stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:53:39 JST (ID #146906)
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  • 3den
    3den in Takasaki City!! (Registered on 2007/03/16)
    http://hotxchick.blogspot.com/

    plenty here at niichi yokote machi too...

    but here it is more like low cost housing.some of them do look old.

    well at least they got houses rather than homeless.

    Nihongo house chotto takaiine..

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:59:41 JST (ID #53382)
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  • 3den
    3den in Takasaki City!! (Registered on 2007/03/16)
    http://hotxchick.blogspot.com/

    plenty here at niichi yokote machi too...

    but here it is more like low cost housing.some of them do look old.

    well at least they got houses rather than homeless.

    Nihongo house chotto takaiine..

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:59:41 JST (ID #95386)
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  • 3den
    3den in Takasaki City!! (Registered on 2007/03/16)
    http://hotxchick.blogspot.com/

    plenty here at niichi yokote machi too...

    but here it is more like low cost housing.some of them do look old.

    well at least they got houses rather than homeless.

    Nihongo house chotto takaiine..

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:59:41 JST (ID #121082)
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  • 3den
    3den in Takasaki City!! (Registered on 2007/03/16)
    http://hotxchick.blogspot.com/

    plenty here at niichi yokote machi too...

    but here it is more like low cost housing.some of them do look old.

    well at least they got houses rather than homeless.

    Nihongo house chotto takaiine..

    Fri 2007/08/03 19:59:41 JST (ID #146907)
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  • Hangmen13
    Hangmen13 in Sabah, Malaysia, but now studying in KL (still the same country) (Registered on 2007/04/21)
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    Quite a number around my state, but those near growing housing estates are often knocked down to make way for further development. Abandoned ones tend to become home for foreign immigrants and drug junkies.

    Fri 2007/08/03 20:03:27 JST (ID #53383)
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  • Hangmen13
    Hangmen13 in Sabah, Malaysia, but now studying in KL (still the same country) (Registered on 2007/04/21)
    Wanderer of the Mist
    http://hangmen13.16ops.com/

    Quite a number around my state, but those near growing housing estates are often knocked down to make way for further development. Abandoned ones tend to become home for foreign immigrants and drug junkies.

    Fri 2007/08/03 20:03:27 JST (ID #95387)
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  • Hangmen13
    Hangmen13 in Sabah, Malaysia, but now studying in KL (still the same country) (Registered on 2007/04/21)
    Wanderer of the Mist
    http://hangmen13.16ops.com/

    Quite a number around my state, but those near growing housing estates are often knocked down to make way for further development. Abandoned ones tend to become home for foreign immigrants and drug junkies.

    Fri 2007/08/03 20:03:27 JST (ID #121083)
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  • Hangmen13
    Hangmen13 in Sabah, Malaysia, but now studying in KL (still the same country) (Registered on 2007/04/21)
    Wanderer of the Mist
    http://hangmen13.16ops.com/

    Quite a number around my state, but those near growing housing estates are often knocked down to make way for further development. Abandoned ones tend to become home for foreign immigrants and drug junkies.

    Fri 2007/08/03 20:03:27 JST (ID #146908)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
    Geek Liaison
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    Not so much old falling down house in my part of the country but old falling down barns. We I live it is old cattle country that has moved towards orchards and farming so there are quite a few old barns left over from the cattle days.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:04:59 JST (ID #53386)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
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    Not so much old falling down house in my part of the country but old falling down barns. We I live it is old cattle country that has moved towards orchards and farming so there are quite a few old barns left over from the cattle days.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:04:59 JST (ID #95390)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
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    Not so much old falling down house in my part of the country but old falling down barns. We I live it is old cattle country that has moved towards orchards and farming so there are quite a few old barns left over from the cattle days.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:04:59 JST (ID #121086)
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  • thegeek
    thegeek in Northern California, United States (Registered on 2007/03/26)
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    Not so much old falling down house in my part of the country but old falling down barns. We I live it is old cattle country that has moved towards orchards and farming so there are quite a few old barns left over from the cattle days.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:04:59 JST (ID #146911)
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  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    I have read somewhere that when you buy land for housing in a neighbourhood area, they would include whatever is already built on it for free, including a house. The type of houses may range from a decent one to the battered up houses like the above.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:15:45 JST (ID #53387)
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  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    I have read somewhere that when you buy land for housing in a neighbourhood area, they would include whatever is already built on it for free, including a house. The type of houses may range from a decent one to the battered up houses like the above.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:15:45 JST (ID #95391)
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  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    I have read somewhere that when you buy land for housing in a neighbourhood area, they would include whatever is already built on it for free, including a house. The type of houses may range from a decent one to the battered up houses like the above.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:15:45 JST (ID #121087)
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  • the1iam
    the1iam in 新嘉坡市樟宜区四美町 (Registered on 2007/04/11)
    大学生
    http://the1iam.blogspot.com/

    I have read somewhere that when you buy land for housing in a neighbourhood area, they would include whatever is already built on it for free, including a house. The type of houses may range from a decent one to the battered up houses like the above.

    Fri 2007/08/03 21:15:45 JST (ID #146912)
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  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    we've got a lot of battered and old houses that dates back to the Spanish Rule (1521-1898) especially around the old manila district.

    some old buildings are preserved by the government but some are being used as warehouses and letting it deteriorate.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:36:04 JST (ID #53391)
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  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    we've got a lot of battered and old houses that dates back to the Spanish Rule (1521-1898) especially around the old manila district.

    some old buildings are preserved by the government but some are being used as warehouses and letting it deteriorate.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:36:04 JST (ID #95395)
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  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    we've got a lot of battered and old houses that dates back to the Spanish Rule (1521-1898) especially around the old manila district.

    some old buildings are preserved by the government but some are being used as warehouses and letting it deteriorate.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:36:04 JST (ID #121091)
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  • Henry
    Henry in /usr/bin/ (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    anime/cosplay events organizer
    http://www.cosplay.ph

    we've got a lot of battered and old houses that dates back to the Spanish Rule (1521-1898) especially around the old manila district.

    some old buildings are preserved by the government but some are being used as warehouses and letting it deteriorate.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:36:04 JST (ID #146916)
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  • pp
    pp in Singapore (Registered on 2007/07/10)
    宅男军人/otaku soldier
    http://otakurean.com

    over in singapore. you cant see such houses anymore. the common old buildings are about 20-30years old and built by the goverment. pretty good stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:41:02 JST (ID #53392)
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  • pp
    pp in Singapore (Registered on 2007/07/10)
    宅男军人/otaku soldier
    http://otakurean.com

    over in singapore. you cant see such houses anymore. the common old buildings are about 20-30years old and built by the goverment. pretty good stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:41:02 JST (ID #95396)
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  • pp
    pp in Singapore (Registered on 2007/07/10)
    宅男军人/otaku soldier
    http://otakurean.com

    over in singapore. you cant see such houses anymore. the common old buildings are about 20-30years old and built by the goverment. pretty good stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:41:02 JST (ID #121092)
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  • pp
    pp in Singapore (Registered on 2007/07/10)
    宅男军人/otaku soldier
    http://otakurean.com

    over in singapore. you cant see such houses anymore. the common old buildings are about 20-30years old and built by the goverment. pretty good stuff.

    Fri 2007/08/03 22:41:02 JST (ID #146917)
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  • Ethermoon Lai
    Ethermoon Lai in Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/16)
    Photography Hobbyist
    http://ethermoon.deviantart.com

    HAHA A LOT IN HERE!!!

    Fri 2007/08/03 23:55:41 JST (ID #53396)
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    • xanthe
      xanthe in Philippines (Registered on 2008/05/03)
      aspiring to become a doujin and graphics artist cum lawyer
      http://aki7.bottled-wish.info

      now now, dont divulge the massive problem we have with it ^^;;;

      Thu 2009/01/22 16:34:53 JST (ID #457780)
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  • Ethermoon Lai
    Ethermoon Lai in Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/16)
    Photography Hobbyist
    http://ethermoon.deviantart.com

    HAHA A LOT IN HERE!!!

    Fri 2007/08/03 23:55:41 JST (ID #95400)
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  • Ethermoon Lai
    Ethermoon Lai in Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/16)
    Photography Hobbyist
    http://ethermoon.deviantart.com

    HAHA A LOT IN HERE!!!

    Fri 2007/08/03 23:55:41 JST (ID #121096)
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  • Ethermoon Lai
    Ethermoon Lai in Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/16)
    Photography Hobbyist
    http://ethermoon.deviantart.com

    HAHA A LOT IN HERE!!!

    Fri 2007/08/03 23:55:41 JST (ID #146921)
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  • R.E. Silvera
    R.E. Silvera in Dublin, Ireland (Registered on 2007/08/01)
    QA Engineer, Postgraduate Student
    http://www.thelifeeffect.net

    I often heard this from others that have gone to Japan, regarding old houses (either battered ones or very traditional ones) in the middle of highly urbanised areas.

    Here in Dublin the situation is a bit different since the country is only undergoing urbanisation pretty much now, and only for the last 10 years or so with the big economic upturn. However, because of Dublin's nature as a tourist city, the government is extremely opposed to demolishing old buildings, even if these have little to no historical or cultural significance.

    Last year I lived in a building in central Dublin (Aungier Street), and my landlord informed me it was one of the oldest buildings in Dublin, probably around 400 years old. Needless to say I hated it, and it got me thinking: this building has literally no history of its own that hasn't been painted over in endless refurbishments. What is the need to keep it???

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:25:00 JST (ID #53402)
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  • R.E. Silvera
    R.E. Silvera in Dublin, Ireland (Registered on 2007/08/01)
    QA Engineer, Postgraduate Student
    http://www.thelifeeffect.net

    I often heard this from others that have gone to Japan, regarding old houses (either battered ones or very traditional ones) in the middle of highly urbanised areas.

    Here in Dublin the situation is a bit different since the country is only undergoing urbanisation pretty much now, and only for the last 10 years or so with the big economic upturn. However, because of Dublin's nature as a tourist city, the government is extremely opposed to demolishing old buildings, even if these have little to no historical or cultural significance.

    Last year I lived in a building in central Dublin (Aungier Street), and my landlord informed me it was one of the oldest buildings in Dublin, probably around 400 years old. Needless to say I hated it, and it got me thinking: this building has literally no history of its own that hasn't been painted over in endless refurbishments. What is the need to keep it???

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:25:00 JST (ID #95406)
    reply to R.E. Silvera's comment
  • R.E. Silvera
    R.E. Silvera in Dublin, Ireland (Registered on 2007/08/01)
    QA Engineer, Postgraduate Student
    http://www.thelifeeffect.net

    I often heard this from others that have gone to Japan, regarding old houses (either battered ones or very traditional ones) in the middle of highly urbanised areas.

    Here in Dublin the situation is a bit different since the country is only undergoing urbanisation pretty much now, and only for the last 10 years or so with the big economic upturn. However, because of Dublin's nature as a tourist city, the government is extremely opposed to demolishing old buildings, even if these have little to no historical or cultural significance.

    Last year I lived in a building in central Dublin (Aungier Street), and my landlord informed me it was one of the oldest buildings in Dublin, probably around 400 years old. Needless to say I hated it, and it got me thinking: this building has literally no history of its own that hasn't been painted over in endless refurbishments. What is the need to keep it???

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:25:00 JST (ID #121102)
    reply to R.E. Silvera's comment
  • R.E. Silvera
    R.E. Silvera in Dublin, Ireland (Registered on 2007/08/01)
    QA Engineer, Postgraduate Student
    http://www.thelifeeffect.net

    I often heard this from others that have gone to Japan, regarding old houses (either battered ones or very traditional ones) in the middle of highly urbanised areas.

    Here in Dublin the situation is a bit different since the country is only undergoing urbanisation pretty much now, and only for the last 10 years or so with the big economic upturn. However, because of Dublin's nature as a tourist city, the government is extremely opposed to demolishing old buildings, even if these have little to no historical or cultural significance.

    Last year I lived in a building in central Dublin (Aungier Street), and my landlord informed me it was one of the oldest buildings in Dublin, probably around 400 years old. Needless to say I hated it, and it got me thinking: this building has literally no history of its own that hasn't been painted over in endless refurbishments. What is the need to keep it???

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:25:00 JST (ID #146927)
    reply to R.E. Silvera's comment
  • Ekowc
    Ekowc in Finland (Registered on 2007/07/15)
    Ordinary soul (student)
    http://www.ekowc.net

    No, only some old barns.
    Usually houses here are pretty decent, about 1-30 years. Except there is pretty dead village 6km to east here that has quite a lot old houses.

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:32:53 JST (ID #53403)
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  • Ekowc
    Ekowc in Finland (Registered on 2007/07/15)
    Ordinary soul (student)
    http://www.ekowc.net

    No, only some old barns.
    Usually houses here are pretty decent, about 1-30 years. Except there is pretty dead village 6km to east here that has quite a lot old houses.

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:32:53 JST (ID #95407)
    reply to Ekowc's comment
  • Ekowc
    Ekowc in Finland (Registered on 2007/07/15)
    Ordinary soul (student)
    http://www.ekowc.net

    No, only some old barns.
    Usually houses here are pretty decent, about 1-30 years. Except there is pretty dead village 6km to east here that has quite a lot old houses.

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:32:53 JST (ID #121103)
    reply to Ekowc's comment
  • Ekowc
    Ekowc in Finland (Registered on 2007/07/15)
    Ordinary soul (student)
    http://www.ekowc.net

    No, only some old barns.
    Usually houses here are pretty decent, about 1-30 years. Except there is pretty dead village 6km to east here that has quite a lot old houses.

    Sat 2007/08/04 01:32:53 JST (ID #146928)
    reply to Ekowc's comment
  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    They must stand out quite a bit then, being surrounded by modern buildings. Maybe there isn't an old man inside, maybe its head quarters for some intergalactic warriors?

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:07:18 JST (ID #53406)
    reply to Arekusu's comment
  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    They must stand out quite a bit then, being surrounded by modern buildings. Maybe there isn't an old man inside, maybe its head quarters for some intergalactic warriors?

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:07:18 JST (ID #95410)
    reply to Arekusu's comment
  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    They must stand out quite a bit then, being surrounded by modern buildings. Maybe there isn't an old man inside, maybe its head quarters for some intergalactic warriors?

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:07:18 JST (ID #121106)
    reply to Arekusu's comment
  • Arekusu
    Arekusu in The Lost Woods (Registered on 2006/12/31)
    Video Game Design Student / Monster Hunter

    They must stand out quite a bit then, being surrounded by modern buildings. Maybe there isn't an old man inside, maybe its head quarters for some intergalactic warriors?

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:07:18 JST (ID #146931)
    reply to Arekusu's comment
  • seth.frostheart
    seth.frostheart in Malaysia. Singapore. Bangkok. Shanghai. (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Motion Graphics Designer

    i'm imaginging it to be some secret entrance to a super robot hangar under tokyo, lol!

    there are tons of squatters housing colonies in my country. funny that the government won't/can't/don't do something about them... they cause a whole lotta trouble and nuisance, bleh...

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:19:43 JST (ID #53407)
    reply to seth.frostheart's comment
  • seth.frostheart
    seth.frostheart in Malaysia. Singapore. Bangkok. Shanghai. (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Motion Graphics Designer

    i'm imaginging it to be some secret entrance to a super robot hangar under tokyo, lol!

    there are tons of squatters housing colonies in my country. funny that the government won't/can't/don't do something about them... they cause a whole lotta trouble and nuisance, bleh...

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:19:43 JST (ID #95411)
    reply to seth.frostheart's comment
  • seth.frostheart
    seth.frostheart in Malaysia. Singapore. Bangkok. Shanghai. (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Motion Graphics Designer

    i'm imaginging it to be some secret entrance to a super robot hangar under tokyo, lol!

    there are tons of squatters housing colonies in my country. funny that the government won't/can't/don't do something about them... they cause a whole lotta trouble and nuisance, bleh...

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:19:43 JST (ID #121107)
    reply to seth.frostheart's comment
  • seth.frostheart
    seth.frostheart in Malaysia. Singapore. Bangkok. Shanghai. (Registered on 2007/01/07)
    Motion Graphics Designer

    i'm imaginging it to be some secret entrance to a super robot hangar under tokyo, lol!

    there are tons of squatters housing colonies in my country. funny that the government won't/can't/don't do something about them... they cause a whole lotta trouble and nuisance, bleh...

    Sat 2007/08/04 02:19:43 JST (ID #146932)
    reply to seth.frostheart's comment
  • AK-kun
    AK-kun in Singapore (Registered on 2007/06/19)
    Costume Talent, Stormtrooper, Student, Writer
    http://akxd.wordpress.com/

    We do get a fair share of old houses here. Nobody really sticks around to find out. Cos we're all quite superstitious. :/

    Sat 2007/08/04 04:35:30 JST (ID #53412)
    reply to AK-kun's comment
  • AK-kun
    AK-kun in Singapore (Registered on 2007/06/19)
    Costume Talent, Stormtrooper, Student, Writer
    http://akxd.wordpress.com/

    We do get a fair share of old houses here. Nobody really sticks around to find out. Cos we're all quite superstitious. :/

    Sat 2007/08/04 04:35:30 JST (ID #95416)
    reply to AK-kun's comment
  • AK-kun
    AK-kun in Singapore (Registered on 2007/06/19)
    Costume Talent, Stormtrooper, Student, Writer
    http://akxd.wordpress.com/

    We do get a fair share of old houses here. Nobody really sticks around to find out. Cos we're all quite superstitious. :/

    Sat 2007/08/04 04:35:30 JST (ID #121112)
    reply to AK-kun's comment
  • AK-kun
    AK-kun in Singapore (Registered on 2007/06/19)
    Costume Talent, Stormtrooper, Student, Writer
    http://akxd.wordpress.com/

    We do get a fair share of old houses here. Nobody really sticks around to find out. Cos we're all quite superstitious. :/

    Sat 2007/08/04 04:35:30 JST (ID #146937)
    reply to AK-kun's comment
  • bob-san
    bob-san in Madison WI (Registered on 2007/02/22)
    Administrative Assistant
    http://bob-san.animeblogger.net

    I live out in a small town in a rural area. So we do have plenty of old looking farm houses and the like.

    Most of the old houses in Madison are usually just run down slums. the only secret lair in those is probably a crack house or something.

    Sat 2007/08/04 05:47:23 JST (ID #53422)
    reply to bob-san's comment
  • bob-san
    bob-san in Madison WI (Registered on 2007/02/22)
    Administrative Assistant
    http://bob-san.animeblogger.net

    I live out in a small town in a rural area. So we do have plenty of old looking farm houses and the like.

    Most of the old houses in Madison are usually just run down slums. the only secret lair in those is probably a crack house or something.

    Sat 2007/08/04 05:47:23 JST (ID #95426)
    reply to bob-san's comment
  • bob-san
    bob-san in Madison WI (Registered on 2007/02/22)
    Administrative Assistant
    http://bob-san.animeblogger.net

    I live out in a small town in a rural area. So we do have plenty of old looking farm houses and the like.

    Most of the old houses in Madison are usually just run down slums. the only secret lair in those is probably a crack house or something.

    Sat 2007/08/04 05:47:23 JST (ID #121122)
    reply to bob-san's comment
  • bob-san
    bob-san in Madison WI (Registered on 2007/02/22)
    Administrative Assistant
    http://bob-san.animeblogger.net

    I live out in a small town in a rural area. So we do have plenty of old looking farm houses and the like.

    Most of the old houses in Madison are usually just run down slums. the only secret lair in those is probably a crack house or something.

    Sat 2007/08/04 05:47:23 JST (ID #146947)
    reply to bob-san's comment
  • hendrik
    hendrik in jakarta,indonesia (Registered on 2007/05/31)
    student

    we got old building from the colonial.
    dutch colonial, it seems those building now are home for the homeless in my country, cafe, restaurant, bar, tailor, truck station and museum.

    the 1 thing that i know is... don't come to this area at 9pm more. carjacker here is really fierce, they will hit your window with an axe to open it and pull you out.
    they were called "kapak merah"
    red axe in english

    never happen to me, but i heard it in the news


    Sat 2007/08/04 06:05:41 JST (ID #53428)
    reply to hendrik's comment
  • hendrik
    hendrik in jakarta,indonesia (Registered on 2007/05/31)
    student

    we got old building from the colonial.
    dutch colonial, it seems those building now are home for the homeless in my country, cafe, restaurant, bar, tailor, truck station and museum.

    the 1 thing that i know is... don't come to this area at 9pm more. carjacker here is really fierce, they will hit your window with an axe to open it and pull you out.
    they were called "kapak merah"
    red axe in english

    never happen to me, but i heard it in the news


    Sat 2007/08/04 06:05:41 JST (ID #95432)
    reply to hendrik's comment
  • hendrik
    hendrik in jakarta,indonesia (Registered on 2007/05/31)
    student

    we got old building from the colonial.
    dutch colonial, it seems those building now are home for the homeless in my country, cafe, restaurant, bar, tailor, truck station and museum.

    the 1 thing that i know is... don't come to this area at 9pm more. carjacker here is really fierce, they will hit your window with an axe to open it and pull you out.
    they were called "kapak merah"
    red axe in english

    never happen to me, but i heard it in the news


    Sat 2007/08/04 06:05:41 JST (ID #121128)
    reply to hendrik's comment
  • hendrik
    hendrik in jakarta,indonesia (Registered on 2007/05/31)
    student

    we got old building from the colonial.
    dutch colonial, it seems those building now are home for the homeless in my country, cafe, restaurant, bar, tailor, truck station and museum.

    the 1 thing that i know is... don't come to this area at 9pm more. carjacker here is really fierce, they will hit your window with an axe to open it and pull you out.
    they were called "kapak merah"
    red axe in english

    never happen to me, but i heard it in the news


    Sat 2007/08/04 06:05:41 JST (ID #146953)
    reply to hendrik's comment
  • Chuck Gaffney
    Chuck Gaffney in Selden, New York (Registered on 2007/07/28)
    Anime Store Owner, artist, Web master
    http://www.chucksanimeshrine.com

    There sure are houses like that in my town... except they come with a $400,000 price tag. Realtors wonder why they don't sell...

    Sat 2007/08/04 08:16:10 JST (ID #53445)
    reply to Chuck Gaffney's comment
  • Chuck Gaffney
    Chuck Gaffney in Selden, New York (Registered on 2007/07/28)
    Anime Store Owner, artist, Web master
    http://www.chucksanimeshrine.com

    There sure are houses like that in my town... except they come with a $400,000 price tag. Realtors wonder why they don't sell...

    Sat 2007/08/04 08:16:10 JST (ID #95449)
    reply to Chuck Gaffney's comment
  • Chuck Gaffney
    Chuck Gaffney in Selden, New York (Registered on 2007/07/28)
    Anime Store Owner, artist, Web master
    http://www.chucksanimeshrine.com

    There sure are houses like that in my town... except they come with a $400,000 price tag. Realtors wonder why they don't sell...

    Sat 2007/08/04 08:16:10 JST (ID #121145)
    reply to Chuck Gaffney's comment
  • Chuck Gaffney
    Chuck Gaffney in Selden, New York (Registered on 2007/07/28)
    Anime Store Owner, artist, Web master
    http://www.chucksanimeshrine.com

    There sure are houses like that in my town... except they come with a $400,000 price tag. Realtors wonder why they don't sell...

    Sat 2007/08/04 08:16:10 JST (ID #146970)
    reply to Chuck Gaffney's comment
  • BeLe
    BeLe in Davao, Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/03)
    .NET/Web Developer
    http://scrumptious.animeblogger.net

    There's a lot of battered houses here in my area. You won't have a hard time finding one. You'll probably find one in each corner. :D High rise buildings are still rare around here.

    Sat 2007/08/04 09:05:47 JST (ID #53448)
    reply to BeLe's comment
  • BeLe
    BeLe in Davao, Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/03)
    .NET/Web Developer
    http://scrumptious.animeblogger.net

    There's a lot of battered houses here in my area. You won't have a hard time finding one. You'll probably find one in each corner. :D High rise buildings are still rare around here.

    Sat 2007/08/04 09:05:47 JST (ID #95452)
    reply to BeLe's comment
  • BeLe
    BeLe in Davao, Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/03)
    .NET/Web Developer
    http://scrumptious.animeblogger.net

    There's a lot of battered houses here in my area. You won't have a hard time finding one. You'll probably find one in each corner. :D High rise buildings are still rare around here.

    Sat 2007/08/04 09:05:47 JST (ID #121148)
    reply to BeLe's comment
  • BeLe
    BeLe in Davao, Philippines (Registered on 2007/01/03)
    .NET/Web Developer
    http://scrumptious.animeblogger.net

    There's a lot of battered houses here in my area. You won't have a hard time finding one. You'll probably find one in each corner. :D High rise buildings are still rare around here.

    Sat 2007/08/04 09:05:47 JST (ID #146973)
    reply to BeLe's comment
  • atrix
    atrix in Jakarta, Indonesia (Registered on 2007/07/11)
    Blogger, Economist
    http://atrix.or.id/

    Good God, its left unharm. In my home country these had gone demolished by local district security (not police).

    Hmm the picture describe its in good care, despite its rotten look.

    Sat 2007/08/04 10:42:38 JST (ID #53462)
    reply to atrix's comment
  • atrix
    atrix in Jakarta, Indonesia (Registered on 2007/07/11)
    Blogger, Economist
    http://atrix.or.id/

    Good God, its left unharm. In my home country these had gone demolished by local district security (not police).

    Hmm the picture describe its in good care, despite its rotten look.

    Sat 2007/08/04 10:42:38 JST (ID #95466)
    reply to atrix's comment
  • atrix
    atrix in Jakarta, Indonesia (Registered on 2007/07/11)
    Blogger, Economist
    http://atrix.or.id/

    Good God, its left unharm. In my home country these had gone demolished by local district security (not police).

    Hmm the picture describe its in good care, despite its rotten look.

    Sat 2007/08/04 10:42:38 JST (ID #121162)
    reply to atrix's comment
  • atrix
    atrix in Jakarta, Indonesia (Registered on 2007/07/11)
    Blogger, Economist
    http://atrix.or.id/

    Good God, its left unharm. In my home country these had gone demolished by local district security (not police).

    Hmm the picture describe its in good care, despite its rotten look.

    Sat 2007/08/04 10:42:38 JST (ID #146987)
    reply to atrix's comment
  • Hayden
    Hayden in London, UK (Registered on 2007/01/06)
    Custom Pc Builder, Muppet, Pyromaniac, Demolitions Expert, Guitar Slinger,
    http://myspace.com/dyingoblivion

    you might have bumped into me a few times in london Danny. we live like less then 20mins away from each other. Im very close to hackney. Im from Tottenham. we got plenty of council houses as well as councils to run the houses & the occupants just let the house degrade till its litterally about to fall apart if u sneeze on it then call in the council & have them deal with it....

    quite a few of the houses here are like that. but not all houses on this street belong to the council. theres about 4-5 houses here that they have housed Ex-Cons & single mothers with 20kids who will happily ram their little trikes into your cars then climb all over it & jump on the bonnet like it was some sorta bouncing castle....

    this area use to be very nice....then a few people died or moved away & the council muscled in...

    Sat 2007/08/04 14:50:19 JST (ID #53467)
    reply to Hayden's comment
  • Hayden
    Hayden in London, UK (Registered on 2007/01/06)
    Custom Pc Builder, Muppet, Pyromaniac, Demolitions Expert, Guitar Slinger,
    http://myspace.com/dyingoblivion

    you might have bumped into me a few times in london Danny. we live like less then 20mins away from each other. Im very close to hackney. Im from Tottenham. we got plenty of council houses as well as councils to run the houses & the occupants just let the house degrade till its litterally about to fall apart if u sneeze on it then call in the council & have them deal with it....

    quite a few of the houses here are like that. but not all houses on this street belong to the council. theres about 4-5 houses here that they have housed Ex-Cons & single mothers with 20kids who will happily ram their little trikes into your cars then climb all over it & jump on the bonnet like it was some sorta bouncing castle....

    this area use to be very nice....then a few people died or moved away & the council muscled in...

    Sat 2007/08/04 14:50:19 JST (ID #95471)
    reply to Hayden's comment
  • Hayden
    Hayden in London, UK (Registered on 2007/01/06)
    Custom Pc Builder, Muppet, Pyromaniac, Demolitions Expert, Guitar Slinger,
    http://myspace.com/dyingoblivion

    you might have bumped into me a few times in london Danny. we live like less then 20mins away from each other. Im very close to hackney. Im from Tottenham. we got plenty of council houses as well as councils to run the houses & the occupants just let the house degrade till its litterally about to fall apart if u sneeze on it then call in the council & have them deal with it....

    quite a few of the houses here are like that. but not all houses on this street belong to the council. theres about 4-5 houses here that they have housed Ex-Cons & single mothers with 20kids who will happily ram their little trikes into your cars then climb all over it & jump on the bonnet like it was some sorta bouncing castle....

    this area use to be very nice....then a few people died or moved away & the council muscled in...

    Sat 2007/08/04 14:50:19 JST (ID #121167)
    reply to Hayden's comment
  • Hayden
    Hayden in London, UK (Registered on 2007/01/06)
    Custom Pc Builder, Muppet, Pyromaniac, Demolitions Expert, Guitar Slinger,
    http://myspace.com/dyingoblivion

    you might have bumped into me a few times in london Danny. we live like less then 20mins away from each other. Im very close to hackney. Im from Tottenham. we got plenty of council houses as well as councils to run the houses & the occupants just let the house degrade till its litterally about to fall apart if u sneeze on it then call in the council & have them deal with it....

    quite a few of the houses here are like that. but not all houses on this street belong to the council. theres about 4-5 houses here that they have housed Ex-Cons & single mothers with 20kids who will happily ram their little trikes into your cars then climb all over it & jump on the bonnet like it was some sorta bouncing castle....

    this area use to be very nice....then a few people died or moved away & the council muscled in...

    Sat 2007/08/04 14:50:19 JST (ID #146992)
    reply to Hayden's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Erm. "Ultraman" is always a singlular term. Many "Ultras". The "Ultraman". Never "Ultramen".

    Sat 2007/08/04 19:52:36 JST (ID #53484)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Erm. "Ultraman" is always a singlular term. Many "Ultras". The "Ultraman". Never "Ultramen".

    Sat 2007/08/04 19:52:36 JST (ID #95488)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Erm. "Ultraman" is always a singlular term. Many "Ultras". The "Ultraman". Never "Ultramen".

    Sat 2007/08/04 19:52:36 JST (ID #121184)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Zer0
    Zer0 in Singapore (Registered on 2007/01/11)
    Keyboard Warrior
    http://textfiend.net/zerohero

    Erm. "Ultraman" is always a singlular term. Many "Ultras". The "Ultraman". Never "Ultramen".

    Sat 2007/08/04 19:52:36 JST (ID #147009)
    reply to Zer0's comment
  • Collector
    Collector in Putrajaya,Malaysia (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    MIS Executive
    http://www.lelong.com.my/merchant/hshobby.htm

    Agreed with Hangmen13, but do u guys ever checked whats on the other side of the house.Who knows there's might be an S Class Mercedes Benz,7 Series BMW's...(ohmy):) LOL

    Sun 2007/08/05 02:46:24 JST (ID #53511)
    reply to Collector's comment
  • Collector
    Collector in Putrajaya,Malaysia (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    MIS Executive
    http://www.lelong.com.my/merchant/hshobby.htm

    Agreed with Hangmen13, but do u guys ever checked whats on the other side of the house.Who knows there's might be an S Class Mercedes Benz,7 Series BMW's...(ohmy):) LOL

    Sun 2007/08/05 02:46:24 JST (ID #95515)
    reply to Collector's comment
  • Collector
    Collector in Putrajaya,Malaysia (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    MIS Executive
    http://www.lelong.com.my/merchant/hshobby.htm

    Agreed with Hangmen13, but do u guys ever checked whats on the other side of the house.Who knows there's might be an S Class Mercedes Benz,7 Series BMW's...(ohmy):) LOL

    Sun 2007/08/05 02:46:24 JST (ID #121211)
    reply to Collector's comment
  • Collector
    Collector in Putrajaya,Malaysia (Registered on 2007/07/08)
    MIS Executive
    http://www.lelong.com.my/merchant/hshobby.htm

    Agreed with Hangmen13, but do u guys ever checked whats on the other side of the house.Who knows there's might be an S Class Mercedes Benz,7 Series BMW's...(ohmy):) LOL

    Sun 2007/08/05 02:46:24 JST (ID #147036)
    reply to Collector's comment
  • GMX555
    GMX555 in Bangkok (Registered on 2007/04/06)
    Business Consultant
    http://geng-gmx.hi5.com

    so many house like that house in Thailand

    Thu 2007/08/09 07:21:42 JST (ID #53898)
    reply to GMX555's comment
  • GMX555
    GMX555 in Bangkok (Registered on 2007/04/06)
    Business Consultant
    http://geng-gmx.hi5.com

    so many house like that house in Thailand

    Thu 2007/08/09 07:21:42 JST (ID #95902)
    reply to GMX555's comment
  • GMX555
    GMX555 in Bangkok (Registered on 2007/04/06)
    Business Consultant
    http://geng-gmx.hi5.com

    so many house like that house in Thailand

    Thu 2007/08/09 07:21:42 JST (ID #121598)
    reply to GMX555's comment
  • GMX555
    GMX555 in Bangkok (Registered on 2007/04/06)
    Business Consultant
    http://geng-gmx.hi5.com

    so many house like that house in Thailand

    Thu 2007/08/09 07:21:42 JST (ID #147423)
    reply to GMX555's comment
  • Gabriel
    Gabriel in Las Piñas City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2007/02/25)
    College Student

    Here in my country, like in most third world countries, much of what you can see is a mix of "battered houses" which belong to the poorer citizens and "ok looking houses" which belong to the middle classes. I rarely see "rich looking houses" because those can only be found in private subdivisions or estates.

    Sat 2008/02/16 20:44:30 JST (ID #72480)
    reply to Gabriel's comment
  • jaarudo
    jaarudo in New York City (Registered on 2008/03/08)
    Daigaku no Gakusee

    Not a lot of run down old homes in NYC but back in Ohio where I'm originally from there are many. Usually they're just abandoned due to some eviction or what have you and then they melt in to the farm land. I like old houses like this...I think they look cool.

    Thu 2008/03/13 09:21:41 JST (ID #155529)
    reply to jaarudo's comment
    • J Train Freak
      J Train Freak in Southern Ct (Registered on 2007/11/21)
      mechanical engineer

      I think that one big difference is that in this area houses are painted. That being said, once you get out of Manhattan you can see some pretty dilapidated houses here and there. And certain parts of Harlem still haven't recovered completely from '70s. By and large though your right.

      Wed 2009/03/18 05:00:09 JST (ID #525682)
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  • Mikan
    Mikan in in my world (Registered on 2009/02/09)
    student please:)
    http://worldincircles.blogspot.com

    This picture reminds me of Yamada Taro Monogatari (by JE). Yamada Taro is this poor guy with 7 siblings and a wanderer-artist father and good-for-nothing mother. but since he was smart, he got a scholarship at a prominent high school. he worked his ass off day and night to support his family. Their house looked like the one in the picture though they were in the middle of the Tokyo! You gotta watch at least an episode to understand what im talking about

    Mon 2009/02/09 19:07:52 JST (ID #481692)
    reply to Mikan's comment
  • lolyukiuk
    lolyukiuk in UK (Registered on 2009/02/08)
    failing student
    http://ukyuki.blogspot.com/

    buy acident i walked down an alley in london and there was like hundreds of smashed up houses

    Mon 2009/02/23 00:43:15 JST (ID #498963)
    reply to lolyukiuk's comment
  • gregorihouse
    gregorihouse in Mexico (Registered on 2009/03/28)
    Graphic Desing
    http://jimdrknght.deviantart.com/

    je je je is my house XD

    Sat 2009/03/28 23:16:44 JST (ID #539771)
    reply to gregorihouse's comment
  • Valdemar
    Valdemar in Virginia Beach (Registered on 2009/01/29)
    Exostential mouse herder
    http://www.yousaytoo.com/big65mopar?8530

    I live in a suburban section of my town in a neighborhood surrounded by tree's and a forest. Directly behind my duplex there's a 90+ year old abandoned shot gun shack that has been vacant for atleast 10 years. A block away sits an old two story house that I estimate to be 120 years old that is completely engulfed in kudzu and other vines and tree growth thats only visible during the winter months. A half mile up the street off in the woods is another house a single story ranch style that is around 40 yrs old and has been empty for 10+ years. Another quarter mile past that and in city limits is a neighborhood that has a mix of abandoned homes and run down lived in homes and new homes that are being built in an attempt to revitalize the area. It's pretty common to find these homes all throughout the south and in the appalachian mountain range from northern Georgia all the way up into Pennsylvania.

    Sun 2009/03/29 16:29:52 JST (ID #540601)
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  • Shogo X
    Shogo X in USA (Registered on 2009/04/29)

    As long as I had internet I would live in that house

    Mon 2009/05/04 09:18:46 JST (ID #590751)
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  • Pawlee
    Pawlee in New York, New York (Registered on 2009/04/01)
    Student trying to get BS in Comp Sci

    This is the best DIY house I have ever seen

    Wed 2009/05/13 06:56:11 JST (ID #603656)
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  • Racer's Dream
    Racer's Dream in Curva Tamburello (Registered on 2009/01/27)
    90's F1 Afficionate and Anti-Otaku
    http://www.livestream.com/f1action

    Maybe public works ain't dealin' on it.
    But is that ain't demolished before the next electoral year, Aso's OUTTA HERE!!!!!!!!!!!

    Sun 2009/07/12 06:59:53 JST (ID #674101)
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  • The Envoy
    The Envoy in Lands From Afar (Registered on 2009/05/27)
    Ambassador
    http://througheyesfromafar.blogspot.com/

    HACKney, KIL-BURN = why do all the dodgy places in London have dodgy names?

    Fri 2009/07/17 16:27:27 JST (ID #679019)
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  • Lurn2Fluff
    Lurn2Fluff in California, USA (Registered on 2009/07/28)
    Full time Student.
    http://www.twitter.com/lurn2fluff

    Oh wow.
    O_O

    Thu 2009/07/30 06:29:42 JST (ID #689707)
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