Size of Avg. US home over time

[briansd1]

For sure, more space makes up for many things.

But location is most important, in my view.

However, each bedroom should have its own bath, in today’s modern world (even if a small European style bath with shower only).

If a house is small, it should be well designed (like a modern Scandinavian or Japanese house).

If a house is small, it should be kept clean and uncluttered. That’s very hard to do for most people so they opt for more space.

[nocommonsense]

“If a house is small, it should be well designed (like a modern Scandinavian or Japanese house).”

I agree. However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.

[nocommonsense]

“If a house is small, it should be well designed (like a modern Scandinavian or Japanese house).”

I agree. However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.

[nocommonsense]

“If a house is small, it should be well designed (like a modern Scandinavian or Japanese house).”

I agree. However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.

[nocommonsense]

“If a house is small, it should be well designed (like a modern Scandinavian or Japanese house).”

I agree. However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.

[nocommonsense]

“If a house is small, it should be well designed (like a modern Scandinavian or Japanese house).”

I agree. However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.

[briansd1]

[quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

[briansd1]

[quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

[briansd1]

[quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

[briansd1]

[quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

[briansd1]

[quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1][quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

That’s not a McMansion… a McMansion, by definition, is a cookie cutter oversized tract home.

I will totally agree that it is uber-ugly.

And how about this for a gaudi mansion. (Since you want people to study architecture before they buy)

http://www.travelswithsheila.com/Day%201%20gaudi%20house%20barcelona.jpg

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1][quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

That’s not a McMansion… a McMansion, by definition, is a cookie cutter oversized tract home.

I will totally agree that it is uber-ugly.

And how about this for a gaudi mansion. (Since you want people to study architecture before they buy)

http://www.travelswithsheila.com/Day%201%20gaudi%20house%20barcelona.jpg

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1][quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

That’s not a McMansion… a McMansion, by definition, is a cookie cutter oversized tract home.

I will totally agree that it is uber-ugly.

And how about this for a gaudi mansion. (Since you want people to study architecture before they buy)

http://www.travelswithsheila.com/Day%201%20gaudi%20house%20barcelona.jpg

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1][quote=nocommonsense] However there’re only so many ways one can be “creative” with a small place.[/quote]

There are plenty of ways to be creative.

Everyone who’s interested in real estate should take some architectural classes or at least read books on architecture. I like beautiful things and the gaudy McMansions make me want to vomit.

500sf per person is about right. So, at 2900sf for a family of six, I don’t you think that you live in a McMansion.

This is the ugliest McMansion. It’s a good thing that it’ll be torn down.

That’s not a McMansion… a McMansion, by definition, is a cookie cutter oversized tract home.

I will totally agree that it is uber-ugly.

And how about this for a gaudi mansion. (Since you want people to study architecture before they buy)

http://www.travelswithsheila.com/Day%201%20gaudi%20house%20barcelona.jpg

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