Posted Jul 12, 2019, 3:31 AM
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In every mature neighbourhood there are pre-war houses built at the same time of widely varying sizes. Whether it be River Heights, Kildonan, Crescentwood, whatever – it's EXTREMELY common to see a tiny bungalow right beside a 2.5 storey house, or even a small apartment block, all built the same year.
To me, someone painting their house a bright pink or purple (quite common in mature neighbourhoods) "doesn't fit in" a lot more than old and new mixing in common neutral or natural colours. But the city doesn't police paint jobs...
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