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To be honest, I'd love to live in such a space. It's more than enough for my needs, and I would save a lot of money on rent. I hate that the government somehow
by miguelrochefort 9y ago
To be honest, I'd love to live in such a space. It's more than enough for my needs, and I would save a lot of money on rent. I hate that the government somehow prevent me from doing so.
- kjksf 9y agoThe government (I assume US) doesn't prevent you. I don't know where you're located, but e.g. in SF you can live in so-called hacker houses where for 1/3rd of regular 1 bd rent you can share a room with one or more people. Or you can cram as many people as you like into an apartment by sharing a lease with many people. You can have your dream of cheap, squalid living in US.
- trevyn 9y agoPrivacy is important, larger shared room != private tiny room.
- KozmoNau7 9y agoNo, you would hate it. Not even having enough room to stretch your legs will drive a person insane. I lived in a 16m^2 1-room apartment for 2½ years, and while it was doable, I would absolutely hate to live in something even smaller.
- kbart 9y agoHow does government prevent you from that? In most western countries it is illegal to build super tiny flats and for good reasons, but nobody prevents you from renting a 3-5 m^2 room (or a closet) in a shared flat and live there. Or get a van/trailer, which is kinda popular now.
- miguelrochefort 9y ago> The maximum number of persons living in a habitable room cannot exceed one person for each nine square metres of habitable room floor area. http://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/35/101000038235.html http://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/35/101000038235.html