Which area does NOT typically have REP in urban communities?

In the context of the reasonable expectation of privacy (REP) within urban communities, vacant lots typically do not afford individuals a reasonable expectation of privacy. This is primarily because vacant lots, by their very nature, are unoccupied and not intended for private use. Individuals who are on or near vacant lots usually do so with an awareness that they are in a public area where they should not anticipate privacy.

In contrast, private backyards, apartment lobbies, and residential driveways generally provide some level of REP. These spaces are either private or semi-private areas where individuals have a reasonable expectation that their activities will not be intruded upon by others, particularly law enforcement, without a warrant or probable cause. Therefore, while private spaces might be more protected, empty or unmaintained areas like vacant lots do not offer the same privacy assurance.