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pete wrote:

losCHUNK wrote:nope

in UK (or atleast wales) hardly homes got basements..... unless you find an old, upmarket victorian house

Is that because you are under the sea level?

what?

aint most american houses made of wood though ?

no basement here, but our house is wierd (two-story, but on a hill innittt) so that could be why.

not many houses around Victoria, Australia have basements, at least none i've seen.

They are very common in Ohio. Split-levels are pretty common too.

Doombrain wrote:

pete wrote:

losCHUNK wrote:nope

in UK (or atleast wales) hardly homes got basements..... unless you find an old, upmarket victorian house

Is that because you are under the sea level?

what?

is that because you are under the sea level.

losCHUNK wrote:aint most american houses made of wood though ?

yer, but foundations aren't.

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:

losCHUNK wrote:aint most american houses made of wood though ?

yer, but foundations aren't.

Unless you live on the side of a cliff in california

i'm speaking of the majority, not some rich knot-heads.

England, don't have one, don't know anyone that does.

I live in a basement in california, it flodded once, too. Here in San Francisco, there are a lot of basement apartments.

ajerara wrote:I live in a basement in california, it flodded once, too. Here in San Francisco, there are a lot of basement apartments.

I was in San Diego for nearly 6 months and I dream about returning to Calif ever since but this time to stay.
Can you tell me how much is the cost of the cheapest house in the area, I am a handy man so I can fix it and how much is just an appartment to stay in the meantime? Also it doesn't have to be in the big cities, I know they must be pretty expensive. I had a small house in La Jollya and I loved it. Thanks