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There are at least 65 million homes in the US.


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Near as I can tell from Googling around, they make up 2-6% if the US housing stock.

60% of US housing is detached single family homes.

https://www.census.gov/hhes/www/housing/census/historic/unit...

They aren't all huge and architecturally peculiar though.


For 700 homes.

Yeah, how many houses are there?

There is a ton of 4 story stick-built multi family housing in the US

Okay that's interesting. Wouldn't expect most of those homes to be primary residences, but rather vacation homes. I wonder if those count too.

houses aren't the only thing in the equation.

I was going to say you're wrong because here in the NE there are loads of townhouses, duplexes and bungalows, but you're right - in the US single family homes and apartments dominate. https://www.census.gov/construction/chars/highlights.html

Oh nice, where are these 250K houses?

OP said home, not house. This would include apartments.

OP said _home_, not single family house.

What’s the number for houses?

probably single family home

They are homes.

Interesting; how many homes in a district?

In most other countries we call these homes.

I don’t think there are many of them in the states except for maybe a few penthouses.

I'm in the US. I'm told houses are bigger and further spaced apart here. So perhaps that is why it's more common here.

But the houses aren't.
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