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urban decay
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urban decay

The decline of the social, physical, and economic fabric of a city, usually in the oldest part of the settlement - for example, London Docklands - or the inner city.
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Since the inception of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy in early 2003, we have seen the waterfront change from an old industrial site, littered with silos and abandoned buildings, to a beautiful, safe and open space for Detroiters to enjoy.
Redefining the riverfront: shifting the river's purpose from ... by Baum, Jennifer / Detroiter
It feels good to be able to work and then come home to a warm place and put your feet up," said Schwedler, who had slept on beaches and behind abandoned buildings until moving into an apartment recently.
Organization helping homeless join work force by Chu, Conning / Los Angeles Business Journal
But a whole new underground of organized trespassers are using the Internet to hide behind and communicate with each other about their exploits into abandoned buildings and sites.
Sights unseen: self-proclaimed 'urban explorers' seek out derelict ... by Turley, William / Construction & Demolition Recycling
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