In the UK (or London, at least), "house" means "a place to live", so it can mean appartment as well. According to my observations, most young people won't be ab

In the UK (or London, at least), "house" means "a place to live", so it can mean appartment as well. According to my observations, most young people won't be able to afford an apartment either. > my family enjoys a Manhattan penthouse with a rooftop If anything, the intelectual dishonesty is pretending that it matters whether it's a proper house or an apartment; if you were to sell your NY penthouse, you'd be able to afford a good house almost anywhere on Earth, unlike many "lazy millenials" who will never own any property.