The document discusses a person's search for a place to live in Paris, France over the course of 5 days. On day 1, they tour the city and notice how close together many homes and buildings are, which will help them meet neighbors. On day 2, they decide to live in the 13th district of Paris to avoid needing a car. On day 3, they observe more spread out homes on the outskirts of Paris. On day 4, they note a lack of bike and pedestrian infrastructure in the inner city. On day 5, they recognize the Eiffel Tower as the main attraction, but also soccer games, museums, and art as huge parts of French culture centered in Paris.

1. Part 2
By: Chloe Everson

2. Day 1
I am looking for potential places to live that have
activities so I can meet the people in my community. As I
tour through the city I can see that a lot of the houses and
apartment buildings are extremely close together, so I’ll
definitely meet some people. There is also a lot of shopping
and dining places.

3. Day 2
I decided to live in at Paris 13th district - Paris (France)
- Advert 29397. I like this location because I don’t have to
worry about buying a car or making a long commute.

4. Day 3
On the outskirts of Paris in the commute zone there is a lot
of sprawl because since this is a primate city people are
trying to make it easier in the places that don’t have easy
accessibility. There’s a lot of spaced out homes that are
bigger.

5. Day 4
There isn’t any smart growth yet in Paris but in the inner
city they should create more places for people to bike and
walk since people are continuously going in and out of
stores, dining areas, and museums.

6. Day 5
The main attraction in Paris is obviously the Eiffel Tower,
but lots of people come to see soccer games or go to
museums. Art is a huge part of the French culture and Paris
is the center of it, there's not only painting and
sculptures but clothes are also seen as art.