Dadar, being a predominantly middle class area, has plenty of old buildings like pictured above. The residents are in no hurry to redevelop them into skyscraping monstrosities.
cela me fait penser à certains quartiers parisien qui sont restes encore tres populaire (pour combien de temps, vu le prix de l'immobilier à Paris) it makes me think of some Paris neighborhoods that are still remains very popular (for how long, given the price of real estate in Paris)
I agree with comments above, sad when they tear down the old buildings and cut down the trees. And often what replaces them is too expensive for the former residents to move back in.
It looks like one of those places where the neighbors talk to one another on the balcony and borrow a cup of sugar. Neighbors who become extended families.....
Dadar, being a predominantly middle class area, has plenty of old buildings like pictured above. The residents are in no hurry to redevelop them into skyscraping monstrosities.
Truly said, I like the serenity and calm surroundings of the bylanes in Old Dadar.
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cela me fait penser à certains quartiers parisien qui sont restes encore tres populaire (pour combien de temps, vu le prix de l'immobilier à Paris)
ReplyDeleteit makes me think of some Paris neighborhoods that are still remains very popular (for how long, given the price of real estate in Paris)
Hey, is this outside the station?
ReplyDeleteHey, that's a great article about you in the HT.
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ReplyDeleteI like to see them like that full of character and ...trees!
ReplyDelete@web-oj... it is about a 10min walk from the station.
ReplyDeletethank you for your compliment.
Been onlyn once in Mumbai ans stayed at
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I agree with comments above, sad when they tear down the old buildings and cut down the trees. And often what replaces them is too expensive for the former residents to move back in.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like one of those places where the neighbors talk to one another on the balcony and borrow a cup of sugar. Neighbors who become extended families.....
ReplyDeleteThese buildings are such colourful personalities! Somehow skyscrapers are so bland in contrast!
ReplyDeleteBeen onlyn once in Mumbai ans stayed at
ReplyDeleteThe Taj Mahal Palace & Tower
:)
Hey, that's a great article about you in the HT.
ReplyDeleteThese buildings are such colourful personalities! Somehow skyscrapers are so bland in contrast!
ReplyDeletea chronic problem globally
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