The American suburbs as we know them are dying

Date: Mar 05 2017

Look no further than the suburbs to see how American ideals about success are transforming.

The line is blurring between city and suburb

McMansions are out

Suburban malls are in crisis

Companies are packing up and heading to the city

The roads that connect suburbs to city are falling apart

Golf courses are shutting down

Over 800 golf courses have shuttered across the US in the past decade, and data from the Sports & Fitness Industry Association has shown that millennials between the ages of 18 to 30 have a lack of interest in playing the game.

Casual dining is in crisis

For many years, suburban residents sought out the treat of going to casual dining chains.
But as more people choose to make their own food at home, the restaurant industry is in crisis.

The suburbs are becoming unrecognizable

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