new orleans ugly as f*** but other than that yes

This looks pretty neat

I owned a few apartments in Cincy. Not very well kept in the side of town where I was.

those are terraced houses
aesthetically they are really beautiful (most of them)
but I still prefer a house with my own green field and stuff

Yes
Moderately dense, great proximity to city center, public transport and bike lanes can be easily integrated, quiet enough
Problem is they’re expensive af

The new york ones

I wouldn't really associate these type of homes with gentrification. Many of those houses have been around since...shit the 1800s? It's always a shame when they get bought up and turned into those super generic and bland modern designed homes.

Easily

Absolutely gorgeous and an iconic look in brooklyn, boston, etc

Problem is you’re not getting one unless you got some millions haha

Dam they wanna b europe so bad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Yeah no s*** that’s why one of these cost like 10.3 million

where is this?

in Melbourne in Australia, I drove past it recently and fell in love

it was built in the Victorian era by British people which is why its got that architectural style

yep

Good

These are super nice. Just applied to live in one with a private balcony

this. if i’m gonna own a home i better be able to play music loudly without getting noise complaints from my neighbors

bad take

The Northeast in the summer >>>

congrats

seems like a rat party

st. louis

pittsburgh

columbus

charleston

@op you’d love Montreal