If this is your hometown which you will eventually go back to to live even after years from now, you must complete your prayers. But if you have migrated from it and would never go back to live in it at all, you may shorten the prayers providing the distance is a traveling distance and the people in your community consider it as traveling.

I don’t live (and have never permanently settled) at my grandparent’s place which is legally my hometown and domicile district. Should I pray Qasar or full prayer there? And what about my maternal grandparent’s place? Both the places are more than 100 miles from where I live.

Prayer | May 11, 2017 4:18 am
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If I have no place to pray but outside and it’s such an awkward area where my parked car can’t really hide me, do I pray with my niqab on? Is it impermissible to pray inside a car while sitting in rare circumstances?
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O Sheikh ! Someone said its not allowed for us to search a masjid, wherein you like the reciter , the way he recites.Rather you should go to your local masjid , otherwise it shows disrespect to the local masjid