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In fact, there are antennas with a gain of more than 20 dB, and they can work for 20 km (with line of sight). Maybe they will be able to break through a brick house for 2 km. I have a socket (it's reinforced concrete, it's worse than a brick). At home, I see about 15 networks (this is at least a couple more neighboring entrances). So Wi-Fi even breaks through several reinforced concrete walls. It's easier with a brick.
You can try through the repeater, ie. to go around your brick house, though you need to agree with the person on whose building the repeater will be installed.
Nothing prevents you from putting an intermediate Wi-Fi on the roof of the house, and you can also have a mast for direct visibility.
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