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The uk is a bit of an exception. The norm in continental europe is standalone homes and usually much larger. Europe is a diverse continent with varying property
by yrgulation 4y ago
The uk is a bit of an exception. The norm in continental europe is standalone homes and usually much larger. Europe is a diverse continent with varying property size and expectations.
- nemo44x 4y agoThe average European home size is nearly 1000 sq-feet (92 square meters) smaller than the average American home being built today. And yes, although there are exceptions and Europe is diverse, multi-family homes are far more common. I'm not saying this is bad - in fact I think America should probably do more of this since it's much cheaper to share resources. But yes, I did some quick research and it appears homes in the UK are among the smallest in Europe. Lots of people on that island I guess. It's no wonder so many of them choose to move to the USA! Here's an interesting graphic: https://www.businessinsider.com/ons-english-homes-are-a-third-of-the-size-of-american-homes-2017-10 https://www.businessinsider.com/ons-english-homes-are-a-thir...