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(N.B. "Florida" as the US state has an accent on the o but I'm pretty sure anywhere else especially in Spanish-speaking places it reverts to its original Spanish pronunciation with the emphasis on the i)
https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/96-Calle-Bromelia_Florida_PR_00650_M99282-08388
This is one immaculate garage.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e2/Lake_Silver_Palace_by_the_Sea.jpg
how many swimming pools is this?
like, six?
I would not like to maintain it.
there's a lot more specific speculation in the comments and in other videos
(though i have to stress that much of the information has yet to be officially confirmed)
Somebody seems to have lacked foresight, innit?
Like, farm plots are often long and thin, the short edge adjacent to the road. For farming, in particular pre-industrial farming, this is efficient use of land. But when a city expands and rural land is re-used for construction, these plots are often left unchanged and unmerged, depending on who gets first to the farmer with the deed. Then, you can build a string of houses or whatnot with a single road linking them to the main street.
Problem is, it means there's now a whole lot of houses linked to the same street, which is unsuited to traffic heavier than a single horse-cart every now and then. There's also very little place for any public facilities or even shops bigger than a small convenience store/24h alcohol vendor, since it's more convenient to re-use the land for housing, and public transport can't get there either.
End result, horrendous traffic jams every proverbial 9 and 17.
Amusing fact: This video has managed to do what watching hundreds of anime series has failed to do: make me appreciate the idea of living in Japan.
https://www.independent.com/2021/10/28/architect-resigns-in-protest-over-ucsb-mega-dorm/
Me shitposting on the internet:
Are you very religious?
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/216-S-Park-Ave-Fremont-OH-43420/2080576766_zpid/?
(Remember to post pictures.)
Spent a few minutes browsing through that website and, well, turns out it's not a Polish specialty to post images of bathrooms in house sale offers. There's a story I was told by a real estate agent: there was that one client from abroad who was like, why do all you guys always post images of bathrooms, I will renovate if I need it. But, turns out, people generally prefer to know in advance whether or not will they need that.
Also, the last time I had heard about a house with its own church attached (not the other way round), it was in a book on Byzantine society.
That, or: I have assumed you only browse that stuff, don't quite deal in it yet.
Fun photo of a linear village layout.
i think they need to be more accessible.
here is one way to make a toilet more conveniently accessible:
in this second arrangement, you don't even need to enter your apartment to use your toilet.
alternatively, we can locate more resources in the bathroom itself, such as shown here: