Subjective language? lol

[Vermonter]

Acreage is not common term here.

So no one should use it

 

[TerryRohrer]

Acreage is not common term here.

Do you know what it means?

Only the highest priced towns have homes with acres.

Oh?

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/Hedgesville-Rd-Shawmut-MT-59078/439497072_zpid/

 

[Fernando]

Do you know what it means?

Sounds like more commonly used for agriculture like in wine country.

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

Acreage is not common term here. Only the highest priced towns have homes with acres.

You can't throw a rock without hitting acreage around here. You are right many of the homes over $500,000 here have acreage.

 

[Fernando]

You can't throw a rock without hitting acreage around here. You are right many of the homes over $500,000 her have acreage.

I hear everything is bigger in Texas.
Lots are bigger.
Homes are bigger. Problem is occupant has to buy lots of furniture to fill up that space.

 

[BRCJR]

By 2035, we might have to call a single family residential to a solo occupant domicile or a potentially communal living space, just to ensure no one's feelings get hurt. And for those feeling indecisive, maybe bi-family residential? lol

Actually, about 10-15 years ago FHA try eliminating the word family. They were not successful then. They could be now, if they attempted it again. The belief was family did not properly describe the new cultural makeup that the word family represented.

I use the term "single-unit residential" for a SFR. I have used the acronym, SUR, without issue.

 

[alebrewer]

Problem is occupant has to buy lots of furniture to fill up that space.

That's prolly why no one wants to move to TX.

 

[Fernando]

That's prolly why no one wants to move to TX.

When Texans move to CA, they have to downsize and get rid of lots of furniture and belongings. That could explain why less TX migration to CA. Must be.

 

[TerryRohrer]

When Texans move to CA, they have to downsize and get rid of lots of furniture and belongings. That could explain why less TX migration to CA. Must be.

Which comes first, moving to CA or the shrinking of their minds?

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

When Texans move to CA, they have to downsize and get rid of lots of furniture and belongings. That could explain why less TX migration to CA. Must be.

Yes, I would have to give up my pool, my outdoor living area, my extra cars, the top half of my house and my sanity to move there.