urban decay

Urban decay, as only the British know how to do it.

One can forget about the problems of urban decay even yet up there.

This area has had problems with urban decay, especially in the historic center.

The estate is often used as a typical example of urban decay.

Our building was once abandoned, a monument of urban decay.

The street is an international symbol of urban decay and human degradation.

In the last 15 years, the Bronx has become an international symbol of urban decay.

That was one reason why urban decay rarely touched the heart of a city.

Large French cities are often surrounded by areas of urban decay.

This led to mass unemployment and high levels of urban decay.

Through the 50's, middle-class families moved to the suburbs and urban decay set in.

"It becomes a symbol for the kind of urban decay that we want to put a stop to," he said.

"The spot where all this is now was the worst kind of urban decay you could possibly look at."

But during the next three decades it became an emblem of urban decay.

In the last five years, urban decay has been replaced by new houses and apartments.

"But the real underlying urban decay is not the riots.

Some housing estates have been linked with urban decay and crime.

In the 1990's, the city became a symbol of urban decay.

At the time, the city was also looking for an image boost to counter reports of crime and urban decay.

That would free resources for such real national security challenges as urban decay and educational neglect.

The place looked like all the others-a monument to urban decay.

The park is a popular venue for photographers who document urban decay.

In particular he finds it useful when viewing photos of urban decay.

What they did not realize, he said, was that they were moving next to an island of urban decay.

While the neighborhood is plentiful by historic means, it has suffered from urban decay.