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Nobody wants to live in apartments. Maybe 20-something’s with no prospect of family, but that’s it.
by geraldwhen 4y ago
Nobody wants to live in apartments. Maybe 20-something’s with no prospect of family, but that’s it.
- rexpop 4y agoThe post to which you're responding said nothing about apartments. Do you mind connecting a few dots for those of us less well-versed in the presumptions of your milieu?
- vladvasiliu 4y agoThe post didn't explicitly say "apartment", but it said: > Living in a semi-crowded city, near your family and friends, should be the default, cheap option. What kind of dwelling, apart from apartments, are there in a "semi-crowded city"? They may not be high-rises, but even if it's a "multi-family house", it's still "apartments". There's only a (usually thin) wall separating your room from your neighbor's. This is one of the main aspects people typically hate about apartments.
- PhasmaFelis 4y agoApartments are fine as long as they're good apartments. Properly-built concrete walls completely mitigate the sound problem you mentioned below. In four years at my current place, I've never heard a neighbor's voice from inside my apartment. Shitty slumlord apartments are what everyone wants to escape from, in my experience.