Posted to The Age (17/9/2011) 18/9/2011 at 3:08 AM
Commenting on “A big future for small apartments”
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Only those lack life ambition and goal will opt to live in a 1 bedroom unit / apartment. Don't be fooled by those advertising materials and fast-talking real estate people. Whether it is real or virtual, many people want their own space. A small, boxy, confined unit / apartment does not offer much in terms of physical space. Why are cars still built for four people? Logically most car owners don't need more than a 2-seater. Why do large corporations and shopping centres still have big voids and large foyers? Living in a larger dwelling is more than a luxury, it benefits one's mental wellbeing, and drives one to think big and achieve big.
Commenting on “A big future for small apartments”
http://theage.domain.com.au/home-investor-centre/a-big-future-for-small-apartments-20110916-1kcd1.html
Only those lack life ambition and goal will opt to live in a 1 bedroom unit / apartment. Don't be fooled by those advertising materials and fast-talking real estate people. Whether it is real or virtual, many people want their own space. A small, boxy, confined unit / apartment does not offer much in terms of physical space. Why are cars still built for four people? Logically most car owners don't need more than a 2-seater. Why do large corporations and shopping centres still have big voids and large foyers? Living in a larger dwelling is more than a luxury, it benefits one's mental wellbeing, and drives one to think big and achieve big.
