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Nobody really wants to live in an apartment. People really want to live in their own little hut - as we have done for centuries. "in Uk you can't even be a tr
by neilwilson 5y ago
Nobody really wants to live in an apartment.
People really want to live in their own little hut - as we have done for centuries.
"in Uk you can't even be a true owner "
You can never be the 'true owner' of any land in England. All land is technically owned by the Crown. You can only ever hold an interest in land in England - a freehold being the best you can get, and even those are littered with covenants these days.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago"Nobody really wants to live in an apartment. People really want to live in their own little hut - as we have done for centuries." I keep seeing this tryism repeated, but it seems to be a myth - apartment prices aren't very differr than house prices.
- rowanajmarshall 5y ago> You can never be the 'true owner' of any land in England. All land is technically owned by the Crown. Functionally speaking, is that any different to any other comparable country?
- rr808 5y agoI have a family with a teenager and apartment living is great, needs parking and a good location though.
- com2kid 5y agoIf my previous town home had 1 more bedroom I would have stayed there and not moved. The shared green space / yard is much larger than the one I have in the house I bought. Having an HOA take care of all maintenance and yard work is amazing. At their best, condos and townhomes can be better than single family houses, but sadly most development isn't "at its best".