> Not really the kind of place that most people want to buy to live in for the remainder of their lives (unless starved of options).
This is such a true, yet sad, reflection of American society.
This is such a true, yet sad, reflection of American society.
Doesn't everyone want to touch grass or have decent access to fresh air and sunlight? I guess if we could hypothetically build really cheap apartments deep underground, it would be sad if people didn't want to live there?