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USA bias I guess: they consider apartments undesirable, only to be tolerated by the younger and/or poorer - but families are expected to try for a house.
by liotier 4y ago
USA bias I guess: they consider apartments undesirable, only to be tolerated by the younger and/or poorer - but families are expected to try for a house.
- K7PJP 4y agoPeople who live in apartments in the US tend to move to another apartment frequently, either to get a better unit, to avoid a sharp rent increase, or to move to another neighborhood. We moved 7 times over a 20 year span.
- liotier 4y agoYoung people do move often but, once they settle and buy their family apartment, they are just as static as occupants of any other type of dwelling.
- oblio 4y agoThat sounds super stressful. Especially since moving is considered one of the most stressful moments in life.
- its_ethan 4y agoIt's definitely something you adapt to - I moved 7 times as a kid growing up with my family (one of those being overseas) and now it's something I actually look forward too when the comes around.