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Posted: 08 Oct 2013 06:25 PM PDT
Micro
apartments. In some major metropolitan areas, people
are living large in smaller spaces.
So-called micro apartments—which are often less than 200 square feet—are becoming popular in San Francisco, New York, Seattle, Boston, Providence, R.I., and Portland, Ore., reports CNN Money (by Les Christie).
But it’s not only those
just-out-of-college grads flocking to these tiny units. In some “micro
buildings,” the average tenant is 33 years old and makes less than $35,000 a
year, according to Reuters.
On a separate (real
estate) note, not quite the same size, you can have a look at what’s inside
the ultimate man cave
… (by Anastasia Anashkina @CNNMoney) -
Ok, this is not your typical home. But I know many who are going to dream.
Thanks for dreaming! - huh... reading!
Francis
Silicon Valley real estate specialist Detailed, local trends etc... Current mortgage rates non-profit organization worth noting: Partners for New Generations
Francis C. ROLLAND - Since 1985 Realtor. HEC 76. MBA - CRS
Coldwell Banker dir: 650-947-2259
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