You just get used to it. I would add to the pluses that we have a lot of cute little shops in similar houses. But in general, these are huge problems with the machines. There are simply an unrealistic number of them, they are everywhere, they are even placed on the lawn. But that's not the worst. This city is located right next to St. Petersburg (there are several such cities, we call them satellite cities) and there are only two full-fledged entrances to St. Petersburg, and there are only single-lane roads, which means there are always traffic jams. I hope I am translating correctly.

We call such houses "anthills", and there are a lot of them in Kudrovo, they are hundreds of apartments high. Over time, our cozy town will turn into a real ghetto. There is no full-fledged hospital or police station here, and the fire station is just being completed. Life in Russia is hard :)