For centuries before, living in a single house with children of all ages and grandparents was a norm. American boomers is an outlier, not a norm.
Apartments don’t have to be small. It’s more efficient to stack apartments vertically if you want to build a city. And in the recent years people want to move to the cities cause of socio-economic changes.
Want to live in the house? Move to the village. Want a house in the city? Pay a premium.
For centuries before, living in a single house with children of all ages and grandparents was a norm. American boomers is an outlier, not a norm.
Apartments don’t have to be small. It’s more efficient to stack apartments vertically if you want to build a city. And in the recent years people want to move to the cities cause of socio-economic changes.
Want to live in the house? Move to the village. Want a house in the city? Pay a premium.
That’s fair: we used to live in smaller dwellings. I kind of like that we have more space now.
Apartments don’t have to be smaller than homes, but that’s exactly what happens everywhere that becomes more dense.