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Someone paid $280K for a 640 sq ft fixer upper a few blocks from me. 6700 sq ft lot though, so it seems like a decent price and probably the least expensive inhabitable (or not) house in the neighborhood. Not saying it would be my first choice, but buying the lowest priced house in the neighborhood is often a safe investment.
6,700 square feet is a decent-sized lot? That is, what, about .15 acre? Eeeek.
as in introvert who lives with other people, i need the space to get away. i just went from 600 sq feet with two people to 1400 sq feet with two people and i am so so much happier.
A few of those homes look exactly like ours from the outside. What's even more tragic is that my husband paid more than $300K when he bought it 8-9 years ago. welcome to Long Island cost of living
In a way I miss the 800 sq ft house I grew up in with 3 siblings. Having a modest (by our metropolis standards) 2800 sq ft ranch home, the cleaning (yes we do our own cleaning) takes the entire week and then you have to start all over again....I do agree with the late George Carlin, we need to drop quite a few of our "needs"; however I don't miss trying to wake up extra early to beat the one-bathroom rush in the mornings:-)
I live in a small 1950 era home with my fiance it is 4 bed 2 bath and only like 1200 sq ft. We actually rarely use 2 of the bedrooms so We could probably live in a 2 bedroom house that was 700 sq ft or so and not miss much. I grew up in a 1200sqft 3 bd 2 bth home with my parents and us 3 kids and it was prefectly comfortable. People now think you need a 3000 sq ft house for a family of 4 it is crazy.
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