patjennings
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My kids late 20s to early 30s have all bought houses. They haven't bought the complete McMansion. They have bought smaller older solid houses that will be extended over the years.
A lot of 4 or 5 bedroom houses that boomers bought were actually 2 bedroom plus sunroom when they were bought and 40 years later are now the 4 or 5 bedroom house. It has always been a struggle to buy a house. To expect that you get the perfect house when you enter the market and then compare that to their 4 or 5 bedroom house denies the struggle that went into it.
p.s. only in this thread as part of housing problem and the way it is framed - not really - more the way media portrays things
A lot of 4 or 5 bedroom houses that boomers bought were actually 2 bedroom plus sunroom when they were bought and 40 years later are now the 4 or 5 bedroom house. It has always been a struggle to buy a house. To expect that you get the perfect house when you enter the market and then compare that to their 4 or 5 bedroom house denies the struggle that went into it.
p.s. only in this thread as part of housing problem and the way it is framed - not really - more the way media portrays things
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