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> I live with my partner in a tiny, modest apartment (<1000 sqft). Perhaps that's tiny by Canadian standards. In Europe, it'd be actually considered large. "Ti
by badpun 4y ago
> I live with my partner in a tiny, modest apartment (<1000 sqft).
Perhaps that's tiny by Canadian standards. In Europe, it'd be actually considered large. "Tiny" is below 300 sqft.
- jaclaz 4y agoIt depends on countries, and within countries it depends on the location. In Italy 28 m2 (roughly 300 sqft) is the minimum size you can legally call it a living unit, "tiny" is usually roughly 30-60 m2, "medium" is 60-100, 100 m2 and over is considered "large". This is for cities and towns, in the country 60 m2 would probably be considered "tiny".