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While not to this degree, my inlaw family in Egypt lived like this for a while and we are trying to keep the trend alive.

One side of the family built an apartment building, with a different unit for each family, and a garden on the roof. The other side lived in separate apartments, but they get together 5x to 10x per year.

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Kayne 3d ago

Yes but it's caravans and tiny homes.

Because you need council approval to build fixed houses here.

I wish I lived in west Virginia or China so that I could actually own the land, but you can not technically own the land here, just like most of USA and most countries around the world.

The moment you stop paying property taxes the police come to remove you and the government sells your land to a bank below market value to cover unpaid property taxes

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Pana - The Refuge Network State 3d ago

Been trying to find a way out of this problem ourselves.

Also for those of us who own our homes, there's an explicit clause in several deeds that says "you have no property rights".

If you oppose it at the Notary's office (like I did), they tell you it's just standard, everyone signs it, themselves and their own personal houses included.

So then, you cave in and sign. And back to square one.