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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I always love a home built in the 1950s for a large family of 4-5 kids that is 1,600 sf is now too small for a couple with one kid who don't even cook. But more interesting how large starter homes have become. In DC the house below is considered a starter home and is 5 bedrooms https://www.redfin.com/MD/Potomac/8504-Buckhannon-Dr-20854/home/10507392 [/quote] You and I both know that people had much smaller wardrobes and fewer toys back then. - person who has a 5 person family in a 1600 sf home[/quote] Except a 5 person family would be someone with Fertility problems back then. Barely a family. My block my Mom had four kids and we had one of the smallest families. I dont care if less clothes or toys try fitting in 5 sons and two daughters into a 1,300 sf house. My neighbors the Mullens had that it was crazy. They had big families back then [/quote]
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