It's where I've lived for about 20 years and I really like it. I think it's an excellent neighborhood for those with children, as they still play in the street here. It's a shame that the maintenance of green areas, streets and sidewalks is terrible. We pay a very high IMI, and we see no investment. In fact, when I came to live here there was excellent maintenance in the green areas, not to mention the indiscriminate cutting of Pine trees all year round. past. The pine forest is ugly. I couldn't understand the criteria.

A very beautiful and good place to live and full of good things I recommend you visit this place

Well-kept and pleasant green place. I recommend a morning walk. Safe and calm.

Area with potential but construction is of poor quality, with the exception of houses.

Pleasant place to live..

Great

Great

I've lived here for 17 years, it gets worse day by day and there's a lot of lack of respect in every way. We'll see how the smell changes with more rubbish bins.

Very beautiful and calm.

It has lost all the beauty and tranquility it had since the 80s/90s. The photos on Google Maps are not recent, most of the trees on R. Luisa Todi no longer exist after the CMS/Junta created new parking lots and sidewalks, many of them felled without any valid criteria, the gardens were cared for (Google Maps here you can still show) and the residents themselves were zealous, not like now, where little children spoil what they can without any responsibility on the part of those who raise them. There is also the 'modality' of leaving rubbish wherever it happens (small and large, and some don't even live in the area). The buildings are holding up (made by the extinct Construtora do Sado and others by a Cooperative) but are not of great quality. The soil in the pine forests is poorly treated and is partly used as a parking lot. For all this, no. It was already good.

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Where was he happy for 26 years