ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月3日 09時37分

Las Vegas is a glittering promise built on a simple truth: The house always wins. But more than 8 years after rotten loans and plunging home values made the city the center of the housing crisis, thousands of people across the valley have yet to recover. 1 in 4 homeowners in the area owes more to the bank than his or her home is worth. And even with new resorts springing up on the Strip and record numbers of visitors pouring back to this American playground, thousands of people in golf-course mansions, gated condos and stucco starter homes are still stuck in 2008. To them, the economic recovery was a fickle storm that brought rain to some parched farms — in New York or LA, perhaps — while skipping theirs. To visit #LasVegas today is to take a tour of too-easy money, bad choices and worse luck. @maxwhittaker captured this view of a housing development on the western edge of Las Vegas, where the city's skyline can be seen twinkling in the distance. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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