alt Hacker NewsHomes as large exist all over Europe. Get into the cities where most people live and apartments don't have enough space, but just outside there are plenty of people with large houses. (they often have tiny garages though which doesn't leave enough space for a saw like this) In the US people live in apartments without enough space for a table saw as well, but houses with large garages are common (apartments often have garages, but they are too small for these saws and usually lack power). In my experience apartments in Europe are bigger than in the US but I've haven't seen enough apartments in Europe to be confident in that.
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Americans on average have much more living space than Europeans: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Average-floor-area-per-c...
I'm not talking about apartments, I'm talking about single family homes.
If you look at the Google Maps marker for New York and go 90 minutes drive north, you get this: https://maps.app.goo.gl/RY9ebS6vcD5w8cQA6
San Francisco and go 90 minutes north: https://maps.app.goo.gl/wJQx9BV5C2d7C6iR9
You look up Berlin and go 90 minutes north: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7javF29PE1p6F4rb9
Look up Paris and go 90 minutes north: https://maps.app.goo.gl/nyHut9xD4eAZnhdn9
You look up London and go 90 minutes north: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VnEWsmNHSC5pc9H98
Europe's higher population density gives them has great, walkable cities, practical public transport, good cycle-ability and plentiful bus stops.
The trade-off is smaller homes and less parking. There's a reason nobody over there drives an F-150 truck.