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Victor Berrazueta 2doA
English07-03-2012
Italy
Housing in Italy:
A lot more than two-thirds of Italy’s people live around the Urban Areas. Italians live inconcrete apartment buildings. A few of the wealthy people live in single-family homes. The poor neighborhoods are usually located on the outer part of the city. Most of the urban areas have publicchild-care centers. With an Italian home washing machine, a single load of laundry can take two hours, depending on the water temperature you select, because the washers heat their own water. This makessense, since many homes have only one small, electric boiler to heat water for the shower and kitchen. Most Italians don’t have clothes dryers. Rome apartment was big, but very inadequately wired Basicbuilding materials in Italy are concrete, brick, and sometimes stone. In the mountains, some houses are chalet-style, made of thick wooden planks.
Farmers most of the time live in a town and travel tofields each day. This pattern was especially common in southern Italy. In the north, a lot of farmers live on their land. Most of the rural towns people live in apartment buildings. Only wealthypeople had their own buildings, which was usually in the middle of the community. Italian rural lifestyle has changed a lot. Initially when the majority of the Italians lived in these areas, they worked onagricultural lands under landlords who were based in urban Rome. However, due to a growing economy and the increasing attraction for urban life, the rural population gradually drifted to the cities.Today, the rural real estate market is once again flourishing. The beautiful countryside offers properties such as farmhouses, townhouses, and apartments. The culinary delights and the scenic...