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China Accidentally Built a Housing Complex in the Middle of a Highway
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China's Replica of Paris Is Now an Eerily Depressing Ghost Town
There's no denying China's place among the topmost world powers—that being said, there's also a steadily growing property bubble… Read…

There's no denying that China doesn't have the best record when it comes to urban planning and development, particularly in regards to real estate—and their most recent blunder is a doozy. Thanks to some poor planning and (presumably poor) communication, China accidentally built a brand new set of modern apartments right in the middle of an eight-lane highway. Your very own permanent, honking sound soother.

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The whole thing started when a block of residents in Xi'an, Shaanxi province in western China were uprooted to make room for a soon-to-be-constructed public park. In exchange for the inconvenience, tenants were promised a brand new, block of modern apartments—it's just too bad city planners forgot about that little eight-lane superhighway they were going to build in the exact same place. Whoops.

The previously-relocated residents got a few months of peace and quiet in their new homes before the council came a-knockin' and politely asked if they would move out of their brand new homes, please. As you can imagine, these involuntary nomads weren't happy. Plus, after all that park and highway and fancy apartment construction, council funds were running low. And since it could barely offer any reasonable amount of compensation, the tenants refused to accept what little it did.

Left with no other options, the council just built the highway around the new building, bringing an eight-lane highway to four. And everything considered, the tenants actually seem to be taking it pretty well. As one resident, Shing Su, told The Daily Mail:

We don't exactly like being stuck out in the middle of a 60metre-wide highway, but you get used to it. If they make a decent offer most would move, but it's hard as it seems we had only settled here when we were asked to move.

But the best/saddest part of the story? The highway hasn't done anything to help the horrible rush-hour congestion—the whole reason it was built in the first place. It was all done for nothing. [The Daily Mail]

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一楼两用,兼做限速,好啊。
 
那应该是条路!
 
又是金钱交易
 
谁说中国不『自由民主』呀,这建楼的太懂得『自由民主』了。:dx:
 
谁说中国不『自由民主』呀,这建楼的太懂得『自由民主』了。:dx:
没准儿那楼盘儿的开发商就是某政治局委员、常委的亲属。
 
难道不会是先有楼,再有路的?:tx:
 
据当地人讲,楼是先有的,路是后修的。

一般来讲,公路局的路网工程优先级更高,权限更大。这种情况说明一方面建筑的土地使用者根基很深,另一方面是公路局的设计确实有问题并且无法实施破屋开路。这条路修得既没绕开建筑、又没有能力搬动建筑,这种情况都预料不到,是公路建设管理部门的疏忽或者失职。
 
住最靠边一楼居民能安心睡觉吗
 
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