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I live comfortably 6 months of the year in a cab-over camper (about 90 square feet). True, I lounge outside a lot reading and working on the computer, but that
by oldmancoyote 8y ago
I live comfortably 6 months of the year in a cab-over camper (about 90 square feet). True, I lounge outside a lot reading and working on the computer, but that's still practical in a balcony overlooking a pedestrian street. The other 6 months I live in a 3000 square foot house, and I'm constantly dealing with maintenance and other hassles. A small studio apartment within walking distance to shopping and public transportation would work for me, but not for everyone. Actually, I'd pay $100,000 for such a studio if it were within walking distance of a university.
You don't have to please everyone for this to be viable.
- ams6110 8y ago> I'd pay $100,000 for such a studio Illustrating why they aren't available for $50,000.
- bluGill 8y agoNo, what he would pay sets a maximum price for him. This has nothing to do with supply and demand which is the combination of all potential tenants and all potential landlords.
- randyrand 8y agoA good point. Most people would spend many thousands on a smartphone given how useful they are, but yet we don’t have to.