Based Americans can still build. We can't.

… Little boxes on the hillside Little boxes made of ticky tacky Little boxes on the hillside Little boxes all the same … There's a green one and a pink one And a blue one and a yellow one And they're all made out of ticky tacky And they all look just the same … And the people in the houses All went to the university Where they were put in boxes And they came out all the same … And there's doctors and lawyers And business executives And they're all made out of ticky tacky And they all look just the same

>>25605102 >Based Americans can still build. We can't. I see shit like this going up here to

Why?

>>25605131 designated dog shitting street

>>25605131 It adds a little touch of creativity in their lives

>>25605128 I don't. Most have started years ago and have stopped and will continue to slow down according to new tariffs.

>>25605141 walkers

>>25605141 Walking with no dog, arrest these vagrants

that be 600 000$ + tip

This is better than any living option in Gayrope, not kidding. Gayropeans make fun of Americans but the former pay a lot of money to use their own car instead of public transport and to fuck off outside the city and live in detached houses JUST LIKE AMERICANS

>>25605195 >This is better than any living option in Gayrope, not kidding. None of these structures will survive their inhabitants like how their decedents will all be muttified beyond recognition

>>25605208 one spark and the tarpaper is one fire a gust of wind and it will spread all over

>>25605208 Who cares? Build a new house in 100 years.

yeah i'd rather live in a cozy commieblock cell

i'd rather share walls with neighbours

>>25605208 Houses in the US are like apartments in Europe. People move all the time, they upgrade their living conditions etc. Only EuroPEONS build stone beehive houses to herd in for generations.

>>25605208 woe, our progeny will not look back centuries from now at this architectural splendor

>>25605230 >Houses in the US are like apartments in Europe And soon no one will own them either

>>25605236 This form of habitat is unknown to the Europeon man. The area in front lawn itself would be used for a construction of a 10 story residential building.

If the house is near a lake or ocean, I can live with it. The ones in the middle of the desert don't make sense tho

>>25605254 Move to Sedona, Arizona and bask in the mystical vortices of healing energy

>>25605208 >housing crisis >no dude we need something that will last so we gotta wait until we can find the consultants to build long lasting housing

>>25605254 These are usually built near factories or other mass-employing facilities.

>>25605254 I would take my 4wheeler out every day

>>25605275 Building quality housing doesn't mean things have to be slower. Japan has tougher building codes but things actually get done faster.

>>25605309 Just look at what country we're in.

>>25605309 It means things have to be more expensive. North America will never move away from lumber unless everything becomes prefab or we cut down all our trees like Europe did centuries ago

>>25605321 >It means things have to be more expensive. The cost of housing is primarily related to financial shenanigans

Australian miners live like that

>>25605102 We both can? I don't get the picture

This is what all of western countries will be about in 3 decades

>>25606632 The horror...

>>25606632 the spic areas are already liek this

>>25606659 I assume they built that terrace over the garage themselves

My town

>>25606872 I see a lot of available housing.

>>25606896 It is difficult to fix up, remodel houses here. Inspections, idiot construction codes etc.

>>25606632 You are trying to imply these houses are like that due to security needs, but that doesn't make sense, these houses are less safe built like that. The reason these houses ended up like that is because the zoning was designed for iberian 18th century architecture, and it wasn't updated ever since because corrupt governments didn't bother. They just increased the the width of the street to allow cars to pass, thereby making sidewalks too narrow, and people made garages where they could. Houses that are made with security in mind are usually a smooth high wall, with few entrances and decoration.

>>25607031 Also, this architectural choice represents the kind of people that colonized latin america and anglo-saxoan colonies. Spain and Portugal sent city bureaucrats to coastal towns, to supervise mining and extraction of goods done by slaves/natives. Those bureaucrats didn't venture to the countryside, and wanted to live in houses like they had in their cities. European cities were already very dense, so urban architecture evolved pushing front gardens to backyards and building taller residences. British sent farmers to go deep into the countryside, find arable lands and create towns, those farmers wanted to live in wide spaces, in large houses to accommodate large families, houses like those that landlords in England had, Georgian style country houses, with front gardens.

>>25607055 I have never understood why anyone would call open lawn or shrubs a 'garden'. At least it is not as obnoxious as the fascination with the lawn itself.