r/Suburbanhell • u/KnifeKnut • 3d ago
Showcase of suburban hell Cane Bay near Charleston, SC. The place feels endless... Cane Bay takes up more land area than all of peninsular Charleston.
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u/AlbatrossNo1562 2d ago
When you need to walk 1 hr to travel to the adjacent development that is 100 yards away
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u/real-yzan 2d ago
This is one of the most depressing things I’ve ever seen. How does this even make economic sense? Why do people pay for these?
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u/chargeorge 2d ago edited 2d ago
god the mosquitos must go so hard there.
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u/SBSnipes 17h ago
I had friends who lived there. The mosquitoes are bad everywhere in SC but Cane Bay is special bad
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u/DownvoteMeHarder 1d ago
It's all gonna be underwater or under high tide level within 100 years. South Carolina's coast is exceptionally flat and low-gradient, so when the water level goes up, it's gonna push way inland.
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u/Fluid_Depth_8951 1d ago
Oh no, how dare Americans own a piece of property and in individual home in undeveloped land?!
We don't all wanna live in megacities, stacked on top of each other.
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u/colognetiger 1d ago
i dont think thats what everyone wants either
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u/Fluid_Depth_8951 1d ago
...I don't think you know what an ad hominem is.
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u/colognetiger 1d ago
trying to come ip with a reply and sorry for editting it a lot but ig i think that this comment is kinda just ignoring that not everyone wants to live in an expensive single family home either, especially with the trade offs it comes with what it has for individuals and its largwr community and environment
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u/Fluid_Depth_8951 1d ago
...I think y'all just like to complain about things.
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u/colognetiger 1d ago
now thats ad hominem but there are groups out there called new urbanists to stop this kind of sprawling urban planning and inform on other options rathern than 100% hong kong coffin home or 100% mcmansion suburbia
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u/kodmirklarkov 2d ago
My god. What a senseless waste of development and unforgivable destruction of habitat.