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I lived in a village in the UK where windows and doors had to be painted a certain way, you couldn't have visible satellite dishes, you couldn't change the stru

I lived in a village in the UK where windows and doors had to be painted a certain way, you couldn't have visible satellite dishes, you couldn't change the structure, and there were other rules about random things like no tents on front lawns (for some reason? nobody does anyway though.) I think it's pretty uncommon here. I liked it - mostly sensible rules designed to preserve heritage for everyone.

blowski 5y ago
Yes, in the UK, most blocks and estates where they’re dominated by leaseholds (as opposed to freeholds) have a property management company that will outsource that to an agent. Conceptually, that sounds similar to these HOAs in the US, so I don’t get why the difference in attitude towards them.