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What does you're getting much more house for your money out here mean?
What does you're getting much more house for your money out here mean?
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"Out here" probably means in the countryside or in the suburbs.
The sentence means that houses in this area ("out here") are cheaper than in another area (whatever is not "out here" - probably in a city).
So for a particular amount of money, you can buy a bigger house ("more house") here than you could buy in the city.
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