#1000sqft

[clara213albert]

1000 sqft plot in Balianta, Bhubaneswar

Buy a 1000 sqft plot in Balianta Bhubaneshwar at a very affordable price. Squareacre provides 1000 approved properties. The plot is located near the Kuakhai River. Basic facilities like water, electricity, etc are there. It is for residential purposes. The commutation is good in that area. For more details.

[cicada-heart]

the house hunt continues… hey why don’t y’all just go ahead and stake a claim on my firstborn child while you’re at it ❤️

[gil-estel]

loving the reading comprehension on this site and twitter, as if the interaction in the screenshot isn’t [person a offers help, because that’s what friends do] [person b expresses gratitude for the offer but notes they are in a position where they no longer need to rely on their friends for heavy lifting]. also rip to your back after helping move 20 years’ worth of objects, that sounds deeply nightmarish

lmao ikr???

we were on a deadline and after a very stressful all nighter my mom caved and called movers who had the whole thing done in like 30 minutes (disclaimer: hyperbole) and we were like. why did we not do this from the beginning.

[dabblingreturns]

@radioactivepigeons and I share a communal work space. This is less than ideal because sometime I have the overpowering need to give her a book review while she is coding and sometimes she feels the need to have me look over her figures to see if they make sense when I'm trying to writr emails.....

But it did lead this this exchange this morning:

Her: "R is the stupidest language, look at all the work I need to do this simple thing. [Create a list of lists, run a for loop, do an exact match....] no wonder R takes to lo g yo run"

Me: "at that rate, you should just do it the old fashioned way and summon a demon"

Her:.........

Her: I know you are joking but......

Me: I know you arn't......

Luckily, we would have to move so much laundry and the coffee table and the rug....and we only have Taylor's chalk.....so I think we are safe from the smell of brimstone this morning.....unless @radioactivepigeons does bathroom crimes again today....you never know

[darksouls2yuri]

when i was young danno both gave me the advice "dont listen to loud music you wont be able to hear anymore" and then took me to live shows constantly without giving me hearing protection. we always got seats as close to the stage as possible

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[indianachitect]

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[aoifesfatvagina]

You think you’re old money when your dad has a younger wife and your moms home alone in a 1000sqft house while your grandparents are living it up that’s really ghetto

[each-uisge]

my apartment is full of steatoda nobilis spiders because when they did construction they opened the walls and all the spiders living there fled and a lot found my apartment quite cozy to live in

one of my favorites in the bathroom, a beautiful spider with surprising banding and mottling instead of the standard dark red legs, is nearly to his final molt

it's astounding how male and female spiders are nearly identical until then, because suddenly after his last molt (which i got to watch! super cool, he was so transparent when he was done) he's changed shape, gotten leaner and longer

when he molts again I'll have to catch him and put him in the courtyard before he can go bother every female in the 1000sqft or so that is my apartment, but i wish i didn't have to. i wish i could let him and his pretty mottling continue to live above my bathroom mirror until he passed

[ocean-of-junk]

I'm watching downton abby and I realized that I've never lived anywhere larger than 1000sqft

wouldnt that be scary af

[gil-estel]

all I want is a nice well-maintained 2bd1ba <1000sqft home on a small low-maintenance lot for ~200k is that too much to ask? 😢

[djf231]

1409 E. 22nd Ave Denver, Co. 80205 Super Large One Bedroom Apt, 1000 square feet In 4 Unit building. Recently remoldeled, All utilities paid! $25 price reduction. Super large 1000sqft, 3rd floor one-bedroom apartment. Must see. Recently installed new carpet. Recently retiled bath surround, and new bathtub fixtures. Ceramic tile on bath and kitchen floors. Air conditioned, forced air heating. Coin operated washer and dryer on the second floor all inside the building. Recessed lighting throughout, Ceiling fans in living room and bedroom with speed control and dimmer switches. Dimmer switches on most lights, Located 1 blk from hospitals, bus stop, Ice cream store in store front across the street, Safeway 5 blocks away. Just 5 minutes from downtown Denver. Street Parking with permit from the city. Sorry no pets. Security Deposit $1000.00 Dan 303-931-6567 cell. Realtor/Broker Managed by SureFire Investments Real Estate. Investments Real Estate Apartments

[paincorpsrarefinds]

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[theboardwalkbody]

Me, a younger millennial, used to housing prices for a 3bd 1ba 1000sqft house built in the 1950s or earlier and never renovated being a starting minimum of 750,000 dollars: *sees a 4bd, 2ba 1200sqft house with updates and an inground pool listed for 550,000*

My first reaction: omg maybe housing prices are coming down! Maybe I will be able to afford a house one day!

My second reaction: .... Ok what's wrong with it why is it so much less than the average price for the area?

Boomers and older Gen-Xers: HAHA this is a joke, right? 550,000 is way too much for that sized home you have horrible business practices, it'll never sell.

That's how out of touch they are. They're freaking out about a house being listed 200,000 under average for the area and saying it's too much.

It is too much. That price is still too high for that sized home, yes.

But it goes to show that so many of them still think houses are listing at 150,000 to 300,000 because that's what they got THEIR homes for and they never have needed to look for a new place to live at all in the last several years.

My grandma and grandpa purchased the land and built the house on it (the land was put up for collateral). They built a 3bd 1ba ranch style home. It has an unfinished basement, a rough (barely floored) attic, a one car garage, and they added a den on the back off the living room. It's on a quarter acre of property. They spent 20,000.

20,000

Homes in our neighborhood, with all roughly the same attributes, are going for 750,000 to 850,000. Add taxes on that. I'm not good with math but I'm sure you're looking at, if not sightly over, 1mil.

1 million dollars for a house held together with duct tape (I'm not even joking) because it hasn't been kept up with since my grandfather passed away in the 70s. Original outdated layout, original electric (half the rooms only have two prong outlets), original metal plumbing (hopefully not lead but idk what was used in 1958) instead of the now standard PVC, and a bunch of 60yr old tree roots eating into the plumbing outside.

Oh and property taxes? If you wanted to pay less than 15,000 a year in property taxes this isn't the town for you. Because it's a "commuter" town! It's got trains and ferries and buses and two elementary schools and two middle schools and two high schools and it's only an hour from NYC and Philly and Atlantic City and 5 minutes from the beach!

But 15k apparently can't fix the pot holes. It can build a brand new police station and town hall, however! Oh, and it also can't keep the library operating for more than like 6 hours a day in the summer.

We have a bunch of abandoned stores. Most of them food joints/restaurants. But we keep on building banks, for some reason. Every time a bank gets built another retail place (or two mom and pop shops) die.

So 20,000 to 1mil.

How?

And the fun thing? The layout (and 1 bathroom thing) is outdated and no longer functional for the modern family. There's 5 adults living in the house. We're CONSTANTLY fighting for the bathroom. The kitchen is small and if you want to not feel claustrophobic then you can be the ONLY one in the kitchen. Otherwise it's just too tight. We had to swap the dining room and the living room around because the dining room table, made for 6 people, didn't fit in the dining room they had built. My bedroom doubles as an office because there's no space to put it elsewhere, computers didn't exist when the house was designed. The den doubles as my parents' office. The basement is storage AND a pantry because the "pantry" in the kitchen is a foot wide, a foot deep, and 6ft high. It really doesn't fit much. Some of our kitchen cookware is on a shelf in the laundry room because there's not enough cabinet space. The original wall oven is, well, falling out of the wall. The door doesn't shut all the way so heat leaks from it and the cabinet above it is singed from years of heat leakage on to it.

But to update it to be a little more functional? To knock down a wall to make the bedrooms a foot wider and add a bathroom and make the kitchen a little bigger? To bring the plumbing, electric, and heat/AC up to a functional level for 2023?

400,000 dollars.

Which is STILL more than the cost of a whole entire house back when boomers and older genXers bought their homes.

400,000 dollars being half the estimated cost of what the house would sell for.

So it's kinda at a point where they're like, why bother spending that much money and why not just sell it and get something already fixed up?

But who can afford either option?

[discountdyke]

i love living in a 1000sqft apartment with my gf and messaging her on discord rather than walking like 10 steps to the Other room to say something