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I like Row Homes. I have seen a lot of Bungalows from Chicago on HGTV's House Hunters show and they have very nice insides. They sure don't build homes like that any more.
Chicago has the greystone and the bungalow. New York City has the brownstone. Philadelphia has the row home. These are all innovative, iconic, and largely unique to their cities. Which one do you like best?
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Chicago, totally! I LOVE the brick bungalow and/or 2/3 story homes that dominate the entire city. They aren't quite as compact as NYC or Philly and they can look beautiful as well. I wish Minneapolis built more of its housing in brick (some places do, but not as widespread as Chicago), but then again a fire never burnt down our entire city!
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