[Dilbert San Diego]

A 3 bedroom place isn’t big enough for a young couple with a small child???

[Mouton]

This could save Boeing. They can the grounded Max 8s into housing.

[Maine Mariner]

At least one bedroom for an office and another for a family room.

[simpson96]

“A 3 bedroom place isn’t big enough for a young couple with a small child???”

I know. Seems to be “a thing” with most Millennials. They want it all, and they want it now - No “starter” place.

[SaveFerris]

You should see all the ungrateful idiots on HGTV.

Unless it’s 3,000-5,000 sq. ft. they really can’t get by.

And it all has to be very-high end.

They brag about having “refined taste” because everything must be so-so wonderful.

Yeah, everybody loves new and newly-remodeled @$400,000-$500,000.

Then they also get into places in Canada or Coddyfornia or Washington where now a house is $750,000 to $1.5 million.

OR they head off to Europe or some such and something small and old (admittedly) is $2,000+ a month to rent.

It’s a real eye-opener to see what’s being charged out there and what people are willing to spend.

[Tax-chick]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. We lived in a 3-br, 2-ba apartment with six kids and a cat, back in 2003. I expect it was bigger than a place in Seattle, but still ...

[hanamizu]

A 3 bedroom place isn’t big enough for a young couple with a small child???

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My first home was a 3-room apartment on the beach in Long Beach Cal. That’s not three bedrooms but 3 rooms: kitchen, bathroom and living room with a murphy bed. My first crib was a dresser drawer. My dad had a white-color job, but money was tight. Granted this was right after WWII, but we survived. Next apartment, I did get my own room—a closet.

[mewzilla]

It may not be size. An apartment of any size wouldn’t be my first choice for raising kids.

[Mears]

I knew a family,back in the 40s,7 kids....2 bedrooms.5 girls in one room,parents in 2nd bedroom,and 2 boys had cots in the dining room.