Which cities have a diverse housing stock architechturally? (better, compare, population)
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My bad, I thought the OP was asking , "What city had the MOST diverse".........that's why I responded the way I did............
What city do YOU think has the most diverse housing stock. Post some pics of northern cities. Im not trying to be confratational, I just wanna see some photos.
Because we live in the Northeast/Mid Atlantic we get used to seeing entire towns with the same "theme" and old style buildings. But I am very glad that cities in Florida, southern California, parts of Texas and the Southwest chose to try to come up with their own styles. It would be very boring indeed if the entire country was covered with only Victorians or Brownstones.
Thank you. Finally someone from up there understands. Thank you for having an openmind to architecture. Some people dont understand not every house can be that old style.
Ok, thank you for taking the time to find all these pictures of San Antonio (never knew there were palm trees there), but 50 pictures is a little too much.
Yeah there are PLENTY of palm trees in certain TX cities, like SA and Houston, most people would've never guessed. I think it's becaues of the climate.
Intresting, especially the green one with the plants growing from it.
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