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6/29/2025, 11:52:53 PM
>>509070645
>houses built in the late 1800s
these are the best houses ever built in America anon
new houses are built with laminated cardboard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leAWPZzaWL4
1870-1930 is the golden age
I don't even look seriously at US houses outside of this range
>dilapidated
I prefer "dilapidated" to renovated
I don't want a renovated house with cardboard and chalk drywall, I want to *restore* the house and keep the lathe & plaster walls, the woodwork, etc.
It's not good because it's old, it's old because it's good. Your new build has planned obsolecense with garbage concrete+rebar foundations designed to fail in 25 years. You'll be lucky if you finish paying your mortgage before the place is falling down around you.
>houses built in the late 1800s
these are the best houses ever built in America anon
new houses are built with laminated cardboard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leAWPZzaWL4
1870-1930 is the golden age
I don't even look seriously at US houses outside of this range
>dilapidated
I prefer "dilapidated" to renovated
I don't want a renovated house with cardboard and chalk drywall, I want to *restore* the house and keep the lathe & plaster walls, the woodwork, etc.
It's not good because it's old, it's old because it's good. Your new build has planned obsolecense with garbage concrete+rebar foundations designed to fail in 25 years. You'll be lucky if you finish paying your mortgage before the place is falling down around you.
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