The article illustrates how unexpected visits, once commonplace in smaller communities, are becoming rare in larger cities, seen more as interruptions than social gatherings.
In urban areas, social relationships are deteriorating, particularly as rising rents and short-term rentals lead to fleeting interactions rather than lasting connections with neighbors.
Neighborhood associations highlight a troubling trend of local populations being replaced by temporary residents, often seen in tourist apartments, disrupting community ties.
As cities grow and change, the idea of community evolves, raising concerns about the future of neighborly connections amid the challenges of urban living.
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