The Potato Row houses were built for factory workers outside the fortifications of Copenhagen in the late 19th Century, a time when each one housed 2-3 families. Today, they are coveted single-family townhouses for the upper class, selling for $2-3 million, with a tiny backyard and street parking if you can find it.
With thanks to @copenhagenbycosedis for his hospitality, and for providing the mobile number of a good helicopter pilot.
Land use and appreciation is always in transition. Sometimes slowly, sometimes fast.
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