Dem Artikel zufolge sind die beliebtesten Orte für Migration im Inland:

    – Niittykumpu (Espoo)

    – Kalasatama–Kyläsaari (Helsinki)

    – Finnoo–Eestinmalmi (Espoo)

    – Hyrylä (Tuusula)

    – West Pasila (Helsinki)

    Persönlich denke ich, dass Vantaa nicht halb so schlecht ist. Es gibt immer noch Orte, die ich für gut halte. Ich besuche zum Beispiel häufig meinen Freund in Pakkala und es war ein relativ schöner Ort in der Nähe des Jumbo-Einkaufszentrums und der Autobahn.

    Quelle:

    1, https://www.vantaansanomat.fi/paikalliset/8184767

    2, https://www.lansivayla.fi/paikalliset/8101918

    Vantaa is the least desirable place for both native Finns and immigrants out of all HKI metropolitan regions.
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    11 Kommentare

    1. SufficientlyInfo on

      there’s def a bad part of Vantaa and a good part of Vantaa. Also, Vantaa in general just has a bad reputation similar to itäkeskus due to past history even if it’s different now.

      On the bright side bad reputation = cheaper housing so if you can snatch a nice home for yourself it could be worth more when next generation moves to Helsinki and the old vibes about these areas are slowly disappearing to history.

    2. Ok_Horse_7563 on

      Personally, I think whole of Uusima is a hole. 
      If Finland does something well, it is nature, forests, coastline and lakes. It does not do cities well. The Finnish people also don’t do well in cities, it is not their natural habitat. 
      I stay at least 50km away from Helsinki, Espoo and especially Vantaa.

    3. There are „bad“ neighborhoods in all the big three cities (Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa). What Vantaa is lacking are affluent, well known neighborhoods. The richest neighborhood in Vantaa, Ylästö, would be pretty average in Espoo or Helsinki. The lack of tens of kilometers of coastline is the main reason.

    4. Most people coming to Vantaa just want to leave as quick as possible. Either by plane or by bus.

    5. No (comparatively) easy access to the sea is a big minus

      The non-sea access areas of Helsinki and Espoo are not that desired either. Espoon keskus, for example, has a bad reputation despite its name

    6. vaultdwellernr1 on

      Most people know only a very small portion of Vantaa (or any other city in the same area for that matter)- there’s vastly different kinds of areas within all of them. There are some gems within Vantaa as well, but they tend to be that much further away from the centers that people don’t have a chance to see them let alone live there.
      And it’s great for the people living there I’m sure!

    7. RectumlessMarauder on

      As someone who has lived in Vantaa for 10 years, this doesn’t surprise me at all. People move here because they can’t afford anything better.

    8. YourShowerCompanion on

      As long as you’re not livng near any commuter station adjacent to a shopping center.

      Nothing good happens there once it is dark.

    9. depressivesfinnar on

      I think if the best thing you can list about Vantaa is Jumbo that kind of explains why no one wants to move there.

    10. HamsteriX-2 on

      Probably an unpopular opinion since we are in „the foreign sub reddit“ but we are mostly wondering when the rest of the „so called white people“ leave and “ the so called Somalians“ burn it to the ground lol.

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