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March 10, 2011 at 9:44 AM #18617March 10, 2011 at 9:54 AM #675594
xtina
Participantthis seems so simple to me. you are your husband both would prefer a driveway in the front of your house leading to your garage.
then get one.
March 10, 2011 at 9:54 AM #675650xtina
Participantthis seems so simple to me. you are your husband both would prefer a driveway in the front of your house leading to your garage.
then get one.
March 10, 2011 at 9:54 AM #676262xtina
Participantthis seems so simple to me. you are your husband both would prefer a driveway in the front of your house leading to your garage.
then get one.
March 10, 2011 at 9:54 AM #676400xtina
Participantthis seems so simple to me. you are your husband both would prefer a driveway in the front of your house leading to your garage.
then get one.
March 10, 2011 at 9:54 AM #676744xtina
Participantthis seems so simple to me. you are your husband both would prefer a driveway in the front of your house leading to your garage.
then get one.
March 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM #675619UCGal
ParticipantYou act like this is a new trend. Go to older neighborhoods back east – lots of garages in the back on the shared alley. This was VERY common in the 50’s and older homes.
The movement back to this trend is so that the curb appeal, from the street can be better because you’re not showing your ugly garage/driveway – you’re showing the house.
In other words – do you want the world to see a big, wide 2-3 car garage doors… or do you want them to see a cute house.
Here in Cali, it might not fly… we love our cars, set our identity by our cars, want our neighbors to admire our fabulous cars…
March 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM #675675UCGal
ParticipantYou act like this is a new trend. Go to older neighborhoods back east – lots of garages in the back on the shared alley. This was VERY common in the 50’s and older homes.
The movement back to this trend is so that the curb appeal, from the street can be better because you’re not showing your ugly garage/driveway – you’re showing the house.
In other words – do you want the world to see a big, wide 2-3 car garage doors… or do you want them to see a cute house.
Here in Cali, it might not fly… we love our cars, set our identity by our cars, want our neighbors to admire our fabulous cars…
March 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM #676287UCGal
ParticipantYou act like this is a new trend. Go to older neighborhoods back east – lots of garages in the back on the shared alley. This was VERY common in the 50’s and older homes.
The movement back to this trend is so that the curb appeal, from the street can be better because you’re not showing your ugly garage/driveway – you’re showing the house.
In other words – do you want the world to see a big, wide 2-3 car garage doors… or do you want them to see a cute house.
Here in Cali, it might not fly… we love our cars, set our identity by our cars, want our neighbors to admire our fabulous cars…
March 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM #676425UCGal
ParticipantYou act like this is a new trend. Go to older neighborhoods back east – lots of garages in the back on the shared alley. This was VERY common in the 50’s and older homes.
The movement back to this trend is so that the curb appeal, from the street can be better because you’re not showing your ugly garage/driveway – you’re showing the house.
In other words – do you want the world to see a big, wide 2-3 car garage doors… or do you want them to see a cute house.
Here in Cali, it might not fly… we love our cars, set our identity by our cars, want our neighbors to admire our fabulous cars…
March 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM #676769UCGal
ParticipantYou act like this is a new trend. Go to older neighborhoods back east – lots of garages in the back on the shared alley. This was VERY common in the 50’s and older homes.
The movement back to this trend is so that the curb appeal, from the street can be better because you’re not showing your ugly garage/driveway – you’re showing the house.
In other words – do you want the world to see a big, wide 2-3 car garage doors… or do you want them to see a cute house.
Here in Cali, it might not fly… we love our cars, set our identity by our cars, want our neighbors to admire our fabulous cars…
March 10, 2011 at 10:40 AM #675628lepetitangel
ParticipantI didn’t know it’s actually an “old” trend as I haven’t really seen too many residential buildings in the East Coast.
I get that the house looks “cute” when you don’t see the garage…(depending how the garage is built and looks like). I guess after all it’s just preference.
I thought the reason why they’re bringing this back is so that the builder can build more homes in the same size lot of land. But I agree with you maybe some people prefer not seeing their driveway and garages.
March 10, 2011 at 10:40 AM #675685lepetitangel
ParticipantI didn’t know it’s actually an “old” trend as I haven’t really seen too many residential buildings in the East Coast.
I get that the house looks “cute” when you don’t see the garage…(depending how the garage is built and looks like). I guess after all it’s just preference.
I thought the reason why they’re bringing this back is so that the builder can build more homes in the same size lot of land. But I agree with you maybe some people prefer not seeing their driveway and garages.
March 10, 2011 at 10:40 AM #676297lepetitangel
ParticipantI didn’t know it’s actually an “old” trend as I haven’t really seen too many residential buildings in the East Coast.
I get that the house looks “cute” when you don’t see the garage…(depending how the garage is built and looks like). I guess after all it’s just preference.
I thought the reason why they’re bringing this back is so that the builder can build more homes in the same size lot of land. But I agree with you maybe some people prefer not seeing their driveway and garages.
March 10, 2011 at 10:40 AM #676434lepetitangel
ParticipantI didn’t know it’s actually an “old” trend as I haven’t really seen too many residential buildings in the East Coast.
I get that the house looks “cute” when you don’t see the garage…(depending how the garage is built and looks like). I guess after all it’s just preference.
I thought the reason why they’re bringing this back is so that the builder can build more homes in the same size lot of land. But I agree with you maybe some people prefer not seeing their driveway and garages.
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