Reasons why North Americans do not want to live in Europe (jobs, people)

[iNviNciBL3]

Originally Posted by OneLess

Typical single family houses all over U.S./Canada... Could be much bigger too.

File:Luxury Home USA.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

File:Bridle Path.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is probably the typical home in the burbs.
http://statesvillehomes.co/wp-conten...-Price-Img.jpg

Or this in cities and small towns.
http://photos2.zillow.com/p_d/IS1155ztku3em5f.jpg

[LindavG]

Originally Posted by OneLess

Typical single family houses all over U.S./Canada... Could be much bigger too.

File:Luxury Home USA.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

File:Bridle Path.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Not impressed. I prefer the typical Dutch house, at least it has a proper garden:

http://www.google.nl/url?source=imgl...2EURzlv120Uw1A

[LindavG]

Originally Posted by iNviNciBL3

This is probably the typical home in the burbs.
http://statesvillehomes.co/wp-conten...-Price-Img.jpg

Or this in cities and small towns.
http://photos2.zillow.com/p_d/IS1155ztku3em5f.jpg

How common are terraced houses in the US?

[maclock]

Originally Posted by LindavG

How common are terraced houses in the US?

In a select handful of older and/or very expensive cities, they are reasonably common in some areas.

Those homes are bigger and fancier than typical homes in the burbs or in cities or small towns, by the way. Pay him no mind.

[iNviNciBL3]

Originally Posted by LindavG

How common are terraced houses in the US?

Not common where i live, the only cities in the Midwest where they're common are in St Louis and Chicago,

They are pretty common in the Northeast. we call them row houses.
http://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/imag...8-IMG_0512.jpg

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by LindavG

Not impressed. I prefer the typical Dutch house, at least it has a proper garden:

http://www.google.nl/url?source=imgl...2EURzlv120Uw1A

This doesn't look typical. It looks like a photo from someone's estate. Or the garden of someone who puts an unusual amount of time and money into gardening.

[LindavG]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

This doesn't look typical. It looks like a photo from someone's estate. Or the garden of someone who puts an unusual amount of time and money into gardening.

It's as "typical" as those photos OneLess posted

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by LindavG

It's as "typical" as those photos OneLess posted

Gotcha!

[UserFinn]

Originally Posted by OneLess

Typical single family houses all over U.S./Canada... Could be much bigger too.

File:Luxury Home USA.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

File:Bridle Path.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ok, now I know the outlook of typical house in US before hurricane,thanks...Its funny how after hurricane house like that is only small pile of timber, bricks and cheap boards...According pictures what I have seen

Here is very typical finnish house:
Myynnissä: Oma linna täynnä kansantaidetta - Asuntokuume
Could be much stronger too but anyway this fills minimum requirements.

[kanhawk]

Originally Posted by LindavG

Not impressed. I prefer the typical Dutch house, at least it has a proper garden:

http://www.google.nl/url?source=imgl...2EURzlv120Uw1A

LOL,looks like the Dutch are livin' large!