Housing Conversation Questions

Have you ever lived in a dormitory or other accommodation with shared facilities? How was that experience?

What kind of place do you live in now? How long have you been living there?

Are you interested in interior design? How important is the style or appearance of the inside of a home?

Have you ever lived in a foreign country? What kind of housing did you stay in? How was it similar or different from housing in your country?

Do you know your neighbors? How did you meet them?

Do you like staying in hotels or do you prefer your home?

What kind of house would you prefer to live in? Why?

Have you ever lived with a roommate? Did you get along well? What kind of problems did you have?

There is an expression in English: there's no place like home. What do people mean when they say this?

Describe your childhood home. When was the last time you saw it?

Have you ever had any problems with a neighbor? What happened?

In most countries, including wealthy ones, there are many homeless people. Is that an urban issue where you live? How does your country deal with homeless people?

Would you rather live alone or with other people? Why?

Does your home have enough windows? What do you see when you look outside?

Do you have a favorite room in your home? Which room do you like most and why?

Do you have too many things in your home? Does it feel cluttered? Or is there plenty of space?

How well is your home sound-proofed? Can you easily hear noises from outside?

How expensive is housing in your city? Is the cost a problem for many people?

Would you buy a house that was discounted because a murder took place there in the past? Why or why not?

Do you like your home? What do you like the most about it? What don't you like about it?

When something needs fixing or changing in your house, do you do it yourself or get someone to do it for you? Give examples if you can.