Home galleries are hiding in plain sight across Canada

Re:Home galleries are hiding in plain sight across Canada by bluefirebrand on Monday April 21, 2025 @01:03AM (#43748628)

> Some have never lived in anything other than a single-family home, and their understanding of multifamily buildings comes from news media and cultural stereotypes. They believe that as soon as you have a multi family structure, it’s automatically a ghetto of some sort

I grew up in single family homes and when I moved out on my own I lived in apartments

Hearing my neighbours screaming through the walls and floors did a lot to convince me that multi-family housing only works when either the homes are very soundproofed, or the culture is a lot more respectful of shared space

I bought a detached home as soon as I could and got the hell out of dense housing, it sucks to live like that

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Re:Home galleries are hiding in plain sight across Canada by ghaff on Monday April 21, 2025 @02:53AM (#43749066)

There’s a lot of romanticism or just preference for dense city living—especially at certain stages of life. But there are significant tradeoffs that many people just aren’t willing to make however hard as it is for others to understand.

I do like cities but, at this point, I can just travel to for trips and that makes more sense.

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