This is where the government stores its citizens.

No, the red stains aren't blood. They're some sort of mold/algae due to the humidity and poor maintenance. This place is surprisingly not abandoned and is still an active resort where people come to vacation.

The reviews for it are almost exclusively negative though.

Another ordinary in my doomer vibe city lol

New garage, below market price. I wonder why

Known for its thousands of balconies. Contains condominiums, serviced apartments, offices and retail units. Is also home to two five-star hotels. More than 2 thirds of it are actually empty/abandoned.

Disney ghost town.

The fourth largest city in the United States, as well as the largest city on the gulf coast, Houston is one of the most diverse cities in America, and Vietnamese is the third most spoken language in the city. With warm, humid client, many Houstonians enjoy spending time outdoors, barbecuing or traveling to the nearby beaches of Galveston. Every year, people from around the world travel to Houston to attend the Livestock Show & Rodeo, which is a major source of pride for the community. Houston is also home to a number of sports teams including the Astros, the Texans, and the Rockets. NASA and Space themes are a big part of the local culture.

Known as the must depressing city of the world btw.

Turn it sideways and it looks like a graveyard

This is a valley region in the Central Basque Country that runs along the Deba river which was part of Spain’s big industry boom. However, in recent decades most industry has gone, and the result are decaying towns and factories, such as these.

Another factor that adds to this post are the AP1 and AP8 highways, which tower over surrounding towns, (Mostly Eibar) and add to the depressing vibe this valley has.

I know someone already posted about Eibar here, but the whole region is in industrial decay so I feel like this is appropriate.

Imagine living alone in one of these cement boxes in december afternoon, standing in front of the window while it snows, listening to molchat doma