Criticism of suburbia

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Criticism of suburbia dates back to the boom of suburban development in the 1950s and critiques a culture of aspirational homeownership.^[1] In the English-speaking world, this discourse is prominent in the United States and Australia being prevalent both in popular culture and academia.