townhouse

Especially since an average large townhouse in my neighborhood goes for $250K compared to $400-600K in Chicago.

Solar panels would be fantastic at my townhouse in San Jose, where the sun shines 300 days a year.

Imagine if each of the 104 billionaires who bought at 432 park ave had bought their own greenwich village townhouse instead.

The two of them rent a little townhouse for something like $3000 a month.

Note I didn't say fancy condo, 3 bedroom ranch house with two car garage and spacious lawn, or townhouse.

If you can rent a furnished townhouse for $750, no one needs this.

Part of the reason I walked away from my last home (a townhouse) was the HOA/TOA.

My townhouse has all granite/stainless steel appliances and is newer (2008) construction.

I got a bedroom in a four bedroom one bath townhouse, and the rent was quite reasonable split four ways.

I do the same test in my fully occupied 40 unit townhouse in Vancouver at night.

Compare to s townhouse in SF where I can hear stair usage and so on.

I live now about 45-50 minutes from downtown in Pembroke Pines and pay $1850 for a 3br townhouse (it's a nicer one).

My most likely home invasion would be because "you are in a maze of twisty drives and townhouse units, all alike."

My HOA wouldn't allow me to rent our townhouse out because several people bought them as investments, so we had reached "rental capacity" before the subdivision was even complete.