Thoughts on my organically grown city

This is "Jendarlan", a city that originally started out as a tiny village build almost 3 years ago. Initially I had only planned to build the village, but then I just kept adding more to it, and it grew somewhat similar to how real cities do, through demolition and redevelopment, as well as outward expansion.

The roads are very chaotic unfortunately, due to a late road integration as the city originally kept its village style with the entire city using footpaths. Also kindly ignore the smaller airport right next to the CBD, that is defunct and I am planning on demolishing it soon for new residential plots. And the green roads in the Western suburb is due to a prior addon mishap, where the entire city had its roads turn white-green. That is the only suburb awaiting recovery, which I have held off due to other projects, so try not to mind that either : )

Numerous CBD buildings have full interior, with all buildings having accessible floors. All houses have interiors, (I'll be honest, I do use structure blocks for pasting these, though I did design them) The ship also has full interior, and the Airports as well.

The last photo is actually the first ever screenshot I captured of this city.

But yeah, I figured I might see what the Minecraft community thinks of it. The city is coming close to being 3 years old, which will be in June : D