No, most people with kids/pets will get them and you can see many actually do have them in the pic; but absent those things it's usually not worth the money and you wait for your neighbors to build them around you.
(specifically look at the row of houses directly beneath the text, it looks like all of them have their own fenced in yards there)
My brother just got a house in a place with a HOA. They say he has to build a fence 3 feet back from his property line, could be some shit like that. Or they're expensive, so you only get them to keep your dog from running off or to keep kids from attractive nuancing your pool
Those gardens look very open. Do Americans have something against hedges, fences and privacy?
Chain link fences are common around me for suburban borders. No privacy but also no communal lawn.
No, most people with kids/pets will get them and you can see many actually do have them in the pic; but absent those things it's usually not worth the money and you wait for your neighbors to build them around you.
(specifically look at the row of houses directly beneath the text, it looks like all of them have their own fenced in yards there)
Most of those places in the pic have wood slat privacy fences. Pretty common in this style of burb.
Ends up looking like shit in five years after the soil shifts a bit.
My brother just got a house in a place with a HOA. They say he has to build a fence 3 feet back from his property line, could be some shit like that. Or they're expensive, so you only get them to keep your dog from running off or to keep kids from attractive nuancing your pool