See How This Experimental Community Reconnects Its Residents With Nature | Sunday TODAY
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- In the outskirts of Atlanta, Georgia, there is a planned community that’s designed to reconnect its residents with nature. In this week’s Sunday Spotlight, TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer visits Serenbe, an experiment that blends conservation with urban convenience.
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See How This Experimental Community Reconnects Its Residents With Nature | Sunday TODAY
I want to learn and build a community just like this. Also on outskirts of Atlanta. This is fabulous
I love everything about Serenbe
Rich people lifestyle!
I love this. Wish more cities did this
How does this not have more views!
Beautiful🌿🌱🍀
Beautiful place !
If your not a millionaire don't expect to feel welcome there.
It felt like a cult or something when I drove through this town. Somethings not right here.
@@ucopiedyibo1959 I drove through with a friend, it feels off.
This area is beautiful. But only the rich can afford to live in this community unfortunately.
this is neat.
Yeeeeeettttt
They could have benefited the environment more by just building some infill in midtown... not a greenfield development near Newman.
Newnan**
They’re already doing that though
son's sight..written by mother
700 people vs 25 acres -> not sustainable. also exceeds dunbar's number 150 -> no village
Interesting they are all white
3:44
That's not true...one guy had a black son. So I'm sure he has a mother even if she wasn't pictured
@@8675-__one guy out of how many people in the village? It’s not diverse enough
I am happy for you...but this is how I grew up and my children are also enjoying these simple pleasures.however with uncontrolled migration this is slowly becoming our history
This is so unsustainable. Not only are those houses 1 million dollars but all that land going to waste to be trees and farms. It’s not practical to do this on a big scale. You can shove 500 houses on let’s say 150 acres normally but they took up 700 acres for just 300 homes? That’s so much more wasteful and if every neighborhood was built like that then the sprawl would be way farther out. People would have to commute like 80-100 miles to work one way if all neighborhoods were like that
Its not very expensive,homes are around 400-500k at lowest