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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Good Lord, why do you want such a large house?[/quote]

How fat are these people that each one needs 1200 sq ft to feel comfortable?[/quote]

Who said it was needed. It's a desire we can finally indulge. Some of us enjoy having space for game rooms, a place to watch movies on a big screen, guest rooms for visiting family, lots of storage, dining rooms that seat large crowds, etc. If you don't want it that's fine but why is it an issue that some people do want those things?[/quote]

For starters, it has a huge impact on the planet that we all occupy.

It is selfish and teaches your children that all that space is necessary.  Which it isn't.[/quote]

This x100.   Totally wasteful. Just because you can do it doesn't mean you should. When I see these huge houses the waste of resources and energy is the first thing that comes to mind. [/quote]

Not to mention many of those oversize monstrosities are just awful to look at.

We drove along Prosperity in Fairfax recently.  It used to be such a pretty drive, with charming houses nestled into the woods and a few truly lovely larger homes.

Now?  Hilarious.  Some of the houses are just truly awful.  Faux chateaus, fountains, balconies, towers and more.  Three different houses hooked together with a bridge.  Combined materials, and not in a good way.  It looks like everyone in the family got to design a portion of the house (each their own 2000 square feet) and then the designer stuck them all together in one or two buildings.  A beautiful drive in the middle of Fairfax has turned into a spectacle.  Why?[/quote]

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