Gyldenpris

It includes 274 apartments in Mûnsterbekken Housing Cooperative in the Øvre Damsgård basic statistical unit (with a Frydenbølien address).

All of the buildings were painted a blood-red color, which resulted in the place being nicknamed "Blood Town" (Norwegian: Blodbyen).

[9] Most of the houses in "Blood Town" were razed in connection with the construction of the Puddefjord Bridge, the Løvstakken Tunnel, and the new road on the west side of Pudde Fjord.

The other five remaining houses function today as municipal residential training centers for people with drug problems.

In 1951, the Vestbo housing company built three typical seven-story tower blocks operated by Stranden Boliglag AS (75 units).

Apartment block in the Münsterbekken Housing Cooperative in Gyldenpris
One of the remaining buildings in "Blood Town"
Apartment building from the 1950s and new buildings being built in May 2011.
Gyldenpris soccer field
Student apartments