A Muslim has two houses in two cities and moves between them during his vacation; is he permitted to avail himself of the concessions for travel in prayer?

The questioner : Let me inform you that I am a resident of Riyadh, and I came with my family.
-- The Shaykh : You did not ride with us.Another questioner : No, I have my own car.The Shaykh : ... -- .
= The questioner : But I own a house in Oman and in Sham, so I sometimes come and pray here and in Sham. As for the prayers, do I shorten them, or shorten and combine them, or do I pray them in full?

The Shaykh : Between you and Riyadh, between here, you pray the prayer of a traveler. But when you are here, you pray the prayer of a resident.

The questioner : The resident prays the four rak'ahs; he does not shorten them.

The Shaykh: Yes.

The questioner : Thank you very much.
-- ... The Shaykh : Welcome, welcome. ... May Allah reward you with good.Another questioner : May Allah make your ending good.The Shaykh : In the safety of Allah, and upon you be peace and the mercy of Allah and His blessings.

The questioner : Likewise, regarding our brother's question, if he stays in his house, in his father's house, for example?

The Shaykh : Likewise, he is a resident.

The questioner : Likewise.

The Shaykh : He prays the prayer of a resident; his father's house!

The questioner : It is considered his house as well. May Allah reward you with good.

The Shaykh : And beware of that.