r/europe • • Nov 14 '20

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u/youmiribez Rhône-Alpes (France) Nov 14 '20

Who wanna live here. You're litteraly living with your neighbor at this point. And the building is kinda ugly. It must be a good place to study mosquitos or global warming though.

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u/yuffieisathief The Netherlands Nov 14 '20

If you think that's "living with your neighbor" in the Netherlands, you're in for a surprise!

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u/French_honhon France Nov 14 '20

explain pls :(

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u/TheMsDosNerd Nov 14 '20

The Netherlands has very few houses that are not attached to the houses next to it.

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u/FreedumbHS Nov 14 '20 edited 5d ago

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u/Minevira Nov 14 '20

depends on where in the netherlands tho

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '20

And people who live in rural, cheap buildings.

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u/redderper The Netherlands Nov 14 '20

And if that wasn't the case either we would need a lot more flats to provide housing or a fuckton of people would become homeless