They know exactly what they are doing. Tiny lots make houses more affordable in the exurbs = big profits. Their goal is maximizing profit based on supply and demand. |
Those lots sizes are pretty standard all over the country in newer areas of larger metro areas in these big, planned developments. |
I can see if it was somewhere close in like DC. But McLean and Ashburn? That’s crazy. |
Worst thing about living in a townhouse? People learning you live in a townhouse. It’s embarrassing past a certain age and you and your family are judged accordingly. |
Sounds like your insecurity talking. |
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Worst thing about owning a townhome? If more than a handful of people RSVP for your dinner party, you’re in violation of the fire code. But who are we kidding, nobody RSVPs for a dinner party at a tiny townhome. Just like the parents of means at your children’s school won’t schedule play date with your kids. Everyone becomes quite chilly when they find out where you live. |
This has never happened to me. I think this is a you problem. |
Ignorance is bliss. |
That’s a feature, not a bug |
I had a large group over once at my old townhouse in Alexandria and it was a mess trying to figure out a place for everyone to park. After that, we never invited more than a few folks over. |
😂 My kid goes to the snobbiest private school around, while we live in a tiny townhome, and I assure you, this is not a thing. If everyone is suddenly being chilly to you, keep looking for the reason why. |
lol townhomes aren’t tiny 1 bedroom condos. Your post doesn’t even make any sense. -sincerely, a former townhome resident who had multiple large dinner parties |
Heh what about a condo? |