I used to live in the GTA previously and after seeing what kind of houses "nice" suburbs offer you in the US, I think the GP meant something more extravagant th

I used to live in the GTA previously and after seeing what kind of houses "nice" suburbs offer you in the US, I think the GP meant something more extravagant than the one showed above in Roncesvalles. Americans are used to SFHs having large front yards, more space around their property and very large, landscaped backyards with pools, fountains and other adornments. 2 car garages are standard with 3 car ones being more common than you'll find in the GTA. It's also more likely you'll find bungalows which command a higher premium due to the amount of physical land they take up. It's hard not to think you've made it when you're living in a 2k+ sq. ft bungalow with a 3 car garage, pool and a view of the ocean or a canyon.