3 bed 2 bath, 1500 SQFT $2.9 million

[DT]

My first apartment out of college was 479 square feet. I look back and I'm not sure how I lived in that lol

I was just out of college and didn't have much so I guess it wasn't an issue back then

It's funny that we now have the desire to reduce our footprint, we're really into optimized space, like not having a bunch of nothing areas, or just tons of room to fill with random shit. Even now, we don't have a formal dining room, or living room (that's the office and bar room) we have extra rooms for guests we never have, there are 4 desks / workstations in this house, 2 of which are used with any amount of regularity.

We've been selling, giving away furniture, whatever, I've got a whole rack of server boxes I don't use, I'm getting ready to fire into space.

Don't get me wrong, there's some space minimums and multiple bathroom requirements, but we can definitely get smaller

 

[thekev]

Then on the other end of the spectrum, there's this:

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0 beds ... WTF ...

Kind of a lot for a studio

 

[DT]

Kind of a lot for a studio

Yeah, it's nutty, but location, location, location ...

 

[Cmaier]

Yeah, it's nutty, but location, location, location ...


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In a swamp?

 

[Yoused]

In a swamp?

… the fourth one burned up, fell over and sank into the swamp, but the fifth one …

 

[DT]

In a swamp?

Yeah, but just think, soon it will be near Drump Castle after he's elected in '24 and changes the name of the White House.


I'll see myself out ...

 

[Cmaier]

… the fourth one burned up, fell over and sank into the swamp, but the fifth one …

So what you’re saying is that this one has nice curtains?

 

[BigMcGuire]

Our rent just went up $200/mo (will next month) . So we looked at rental rates from here to Downtown LA and it was a bit of a shocker. CA is becoming a place we can't afford to live in anymore.

 

[DT]

Our rent just went up $200/mo (will next month) . So we looked at rental rates from here to Downtown LA and it was a bit of a shocker. CA is becoming a place we can't afford to live in anymore.

Is that at the end of like a contract cycle, or just out of left field?

 

[BigMcGuire]

Is that at the end of like a contract cycle, or just out of left field?

Lease renewal (1 year). We've been here 4 years and have seen $50/mo increases (once a year). This year, $200.