What is a typical home in Germany?

Answer 1

Most of the homes in Germany are multi-family dwellings, meaning apartment, townhome or duplex. In the cities, most families live in apartments, often over a place of business. (Most businesses close relatively early in the evening.) Single-family dwellings are usually located in the more rural areas, such as the Black Forest region.

Answer 2

A typical home in Germany is often a multi-story building made of brick or concrete, with a pitched roof. Homes are usually well-insulated and energy-efficient, and may have features such as central heating, large windows, and balconies. Many homes also have gardens or outdoor space.