What's your dream home?
 

What does your dream home look like?

Are you already living in it?

I think I found mine!

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-house-for-sa...bia/1663350651

I would paint the entire inside and outside black, then vault the ceiling in the living room like 30 ft or whatever is allowed by the dweebs at the bylaw shit, and I would have a hot tub in the middle of it with art adorning the walls and neon lights and shit.

Would be fun as hell to have a property for cheap, seems so wild that only 20 years ago you could have a full detached house in White Rock, a 30 min drive from Vancouver, for the same price as a MOBILE DOUBLE-WIDE in buttfuck, nowhere B.C. for the same price!

Feels like there is going to be a lot of culture in moving to small towns since the big cities are all so hyper-commercialized. Unless you are young (35 and under) and need to socialize, I can't think of a reason why someone would voluntarily live in a large city in 2023. The only major thing I can think of that you lose out on by living in a small town in 2023 is the social aspect. Even small towns have pretty open and friendly events, but you certainly can't just walk out your door and expect serendipitous experiences in a small town. Big cities are great if you want to go out and just have a super serendipitous social experience.

Let's see those GFY dream homes!

A comfortable tree house . . . :stoned

https://s.hdnux.com/photos/01/01/17/...3/rawImage.jpg

your dream home is a trailer in the middle of no where?

Happy wife and kids. That's it.

A Public Toilet in a run down area, on a busy street.

I would more prefer mobile home then fixed home. It's too boring to stay on same place always.

Only apartments in a big house to live hotel-style when nothing needs to be done, building, additions, repairs, maintaining the property, mowing the grass, cleaning the sidewalks, etc. Let all this be done by special people who maintain the apartment building - they've got paid for that. That there is central heating and garbage disposal, water and sewerage is on the conscience of the management company. To have all the necessary infrastructure right next to the house, so you do not have to go to the store for a bottle of water or toilet paper. Public transportation should also be directly accessible, and taxis should arrive within 2 minutes after a call.

I love the jungle and feel good in it....but only if the jungle is made of reinforced concrete and glass.

Well, downtown Vancouver's prime was 10+ years ago... last time I was in the downtown core of my hometown, the vibe is completely different. Hardly any hipsters, twice the price for half the service, and vibrant drug users everywhere!

In 2023 Canada, a van down by the river is actually a pretty sweet setup!

bear den

beat me to it :thumbsup

https://i.imgur.com/cQG2m8e.png

https://www.narcity.com/vancouver/8-...bc-this-summer

You like any of these?

Something like this...

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very nice for true, but I have to put on a hoodie if I go above the 30th parallel

Too posh man... with a dog and a kid or two that place will be fucking FUCKED in 2 days of playtime and Japanese fried chicken.

The one thing I like Canada for is that I can go places and experience all 4 seasons and enjoy them all!

yeah, I'm a bad Canadian. enjoy for both of us :upsidedow

A Canadian is anyone on this planet, lie, steal, cheat... get a leg above anyone who works a shit 9-5 job like a slave!

Oooouuuhh, good one :thumbsup :pimp

physically basic place is enough, more importantly is the people living with, a comfortable partner to f* with for eternity

Truly a work of art

Just not buying a home 20 years ago when a simple house was 150k and I made 20k a month totally fucked me in the ass, lol

we´re hoping to build our own villa, searching for the right location along the coast we live now, a hill top with views of nothing but the Mediterranean sea from the pool, bedrooms kitchen & living room...

One day, just looking for the land to buy first :thumbsup

I am saving up because the guy 3 boxes up from me is getting ready to sell.

He is in a big refrigerator box with a dryer box attachment, very cool and much bigger than this whirlpool washer box i'm in.

If i can get it then i think i will just live in the back and rent out the front to 5 or 6 people.

I am going to be making bank, yessiree

In fact, I am more and more thinking to buy a camper van. :stoned

https://outdoorfact.com/wp-content/u...mper-Van-1.jpg

Some neighbourhoods in my home town are jam-packed full of vanlife people. Never would have predicted the rise of this 10 years ago.

I already lived in a dream condo on the beach in hollywood, FL for 5 yrs.
https://ryulion.com/condo/images/stc_2423.jpg
https://ryulion.com/cutie/images/1319.jpg
It is no big deal. Just focus on your necessities!
They are built to intrigue people to spent $$.

Life is precious. Live it by taking a walk at a park and breath! Specially when there's a breeze :)
It's free btw..

crockett style?

truer words! i have my lake near by and frequent it often:thumbsup

I was thinking also to look in that area to see if it is a nice place to live.

When moving from the UK to Spain back in 2014, instead of moving our belongings with a removal company & placing in storage or buying a big van, as you probably have read before, we bought a caravan & towed it with the Skyline, stopping many places for weeks at a time on our travels, while slightly different, but the same situation, moving around & stopping where you want, it was one of the best summers of our lives :thumbsup

Nothing like seeing new places & enjoying the outdoors, go for it & enjoy the world! :thumbsup

The Costa blanca & any coast south of Spain is amazing, even winters, can´t remember the last time it rained & the weather´s like 25c today, been sunbathing on my solarium, the views of the coast, we´re not in any hurry to buy, this apartment we rent is nice & cost of living here is amazing...

You could live nicely on 800€ a month to pay all your utilities & rent, car insurance & enjoy good food & wine, living healthy. Recommending 2000€ a month, this gives you a nice place with a pool, insurances, living a great life eating out every day with amazing food & drink :thumbsup

just come across this...


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:upsidedow