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Flowing Concrete

Under Construction House in Subcounty, State, Country

Sep 28 2023

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Recent status Under Construction
Location # 20052

Hazards of Flowing Concrete


  • Neighbors: The only hazard for this location I would say are neighbors. You’re pretty visible when entering and when on the roof, and it may be hard to explain yourself if you don’t know Spanish.


This concrete structure will eventually become a full home. However, it’s been under construction for over 9 years and that’s not a rare occurrence in Ecuador. Many houses are left unfinished, sometimes for weeks, months, or even years. Some projects may not ever be completed. As you walk around the streets and farmland, you’ll notice a lot of similar looking buildings, not only in Ecuador, but in many different parts of Central and Latin America as well.


Why do they take so long to complete? The two main ideas are that, for one, if you don’t finish constructing a building, you won’t need to pay property tax for it. On the other hand, people may not have enough money to continue the construction, so they have no choice but to postpone them. Money comes and goes, and progress is slow and steady.

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1 year ago

LatLng on this looks incorrect

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1 year ago

like, compared to the street view? or the fact that it's so close to the equator

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1 year ago

oh i see. its actually in another country

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1 year ago

Hello, please change my username to "DecayDiver" thank you!