I’ve had bigger sheds

Evolution of buying houses.

Buying a house in 2024.

You could buy a new 2500+ sqft house here in Oklahoma for that much per month. And you wouldn't be surrounded by feces covered libtards.

That’s your standard bachelor/studio apartment. Decent sized bathroom and kitchen for 1 person and room for a full size bed that converts into a couch… I was expecting much, much worse.

"This shoe box is only $2200/month"..

Hard pass you can keep your city bullshit. Daddy has to stretch his legs.

This is the smallest apartment I’ve ever seen.

Can living in extremely tiny homes harm mental health, or can it promote minimalism and creativity? Studies show prolonged confinement in small spaces can lead to stress and reduced well-being.🤔

There’s videos on YouTube of even smaller apartments without even windows or their own bathroom.

Oh, joy! In New York, $2,200 for a glorified closet is hailed as a "great deal." If that doesn’t scream progress, I don’t know what does. No wonder people are furious. Rent is through the roof, homeownership is a pipe dream, and working hard feels like running on a hamster wheel. I’m in my late 40s, and my parents snagged a sprawling house in a nice area for $30,000 back in the 60s. What do our kids get? A choice between crippling rent, living in their childhood bedrooms indefinitely, or going broke trying to afford groceries. This isn’t some natural progression; it’s policy-driven chaos. Big Government, with its overreach and immigration policies that stretch resources thin, has turned housing into a luxury for the elite. Regular Americans are paying the price. It’s time to stop the madness, and President Trump is the one who can hit the brakes.