True, although in the US, larger suburban spaces are often cheaper than in-town apartments or houses. Our last apartment in Atlanta was 30-40% larger than our c

True, although in the US, larger suburban spaces are often cheaper than in-town apartments or houses. Our last apartment in Atlanta was 30-40% larger than our current one and had far more walk-in closet and storage space than we needed, yet was $500/mo cheaper than our present apartment in Midtown. But yes, point taken; I grant that all other things being equal, poorer people aren't going to have as much storage space as wealthier ones.