Liberating Our Homes From the Real Estate–Industrial Complex
Howdy everyone! Some exciting news: I’m doing a stint at The Nation this month writing biweekly design columns. In this first one, I’ve done my best to expand on an earlier McMansion Hell post in order to answer the defining question of our time: why the hell is everything greige now?
“[…] this is a shame, as aesthetic eccentricity is one of the only things that make wealthy people even remotely interesting.” you are the most correct person on earth actually
Tag: real estate
I found the perfect property (no other houses on the block, train tracks across the street, completely surrounded with businesses that are closed by 8 PM) and I yearn for that.
I don’t know why this home is so cheap, but it looks like a bargain to me, and it also has one extremely cool feature. According to Google, Saginaw has a
growing economy, outstanding healthcare, low cost of living, award-winning schools, and diverse housing options. It also has a vibrant, big-city feel with small city expenses and charm.
I would move to Saginaw so fast.
Just 1.5 million USD for this “turn-of-the-century fixer-upper in the Alviso waterfront community!”
Like.
What.
