Submitted by Visitor (not verified) on June 10, 2007 - 9:25am.
The first thing that occurs to me about tearing down a perfectly good house, is that they could be moved to house people who cannot afford to buy most houses. For the cost of some land and the move and set up, a family could afford their own home. On the second thing, I don't want to look out of my window and see a massive brick wall ten feet away.Why even put windows on houses that only allow a view of the window next door or a wall? Sure you now have a huge home, but what do you see when you look out your window ?
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The first thing that occurs to me about tearing down a perfectly good house, is that they could be moved to house people who cannot afford to buy most houses. For the cost of some land and the move and set up, a family could afford their own home. On the second thing, I don't want to look out of my window and see a massive brick wall ten feet away.Why even put windows on houses that only allow a view of the window next door or a wall? Sure you now have a huge home, but what do you see when you look out your window ?