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Do people, for example, on Greek islands, in southern Italy/Spain, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires use heating?
In Buenos Aires yes, homes usually have heaters, many buildings have central heating. The old ones make do with individual heaters (stoves?) for each room. If people go appartment-hunting or house-hunting here, they expect them to have some form of heating. The owners of those appartments/houses which do not have heating (a rare exception) will have to sell or rent them at a lower price.
Well I live about 3 feet above sea level, although it is not close to the equator. And yes, we often use the heater when it gets below 60 degrees. Although that isn't really cold with the humidity the chill is too much for me.
Nope...central heating is pretty much non-existent once your (climatological) January avg temp exceeds 2 °C
I would think central heating would be common in a place where the average Jan temp is 2C.
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