Where and How would you like to live....

[detrius]

Underground, but elevated to prevent flooding, may be ideal living conditions as the surface heat increases.

(The doors actually look a bit weak, so I doubt the place would make a good storm shelter.)

 

[Khamon]

Might decorate a bit differently, but I like it, yes it is very nice.

 

[Isabeau]

Not for me, even if i had $18 million. People in glass houses and all that…

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[Knutz Scorpio]

Not for me, even if i had $18 million. People in glass houses and all that…

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My eye's drawn towards the ceilings, or more precisely the lack there of. Not my style preference.

 

[Isabeau]

Saw this on FB Marketplace. Someone close-by is selling a movie set Harley Quinn cage for 3000$

 

[Isabeau]

Hmm… Yes, that’s kinda pretty. Next to a river you say?

/me swipes to picture #2…

4409 Riverside Dr, Juneau, AK 99801 | Zillow

4409 Riverside Dr, Juneau AK, is a Vacant Land home. The Rent Zestimate for this Vacant Land is $1,981/mo, which has increased by $1,981/mo in the last 30 days.

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[Isabeau]

 

[Isabeau]

Not saying people would prefer this to permanent, secure housing, but still, I found it interesting.

I’m Creating Tiny Homes to End Sleeping on the Street After My Brother Became Homeless

A man is making mobile tiny homes on wheels to provide innovative shelter for unhoused people—inspired after his brother become homeless.

www.goodnewsnetwork.org

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

Not saying people would prefer this to permanent, secure housing, but still, I found it interesting.

I’m Creating Tiny Homes to End Sleeping on the Street After My Brother Became Homeless

A man is making mobile tiny homes on wheels to provide innovative shelter for unhoused people—inspired after his brother become homeless.

www.goodnewsnetwork.org

It's a nice idea, but unfortunately only solves part of the problem. More and more cities, particularly here in California, are clamping down on homeless encampments, even going so far as to make it illegal to camp on public or private property. There's literally nowhere somebody could park one of those things.

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

It's a nice idea, but unfortunately only solves part of the problem. More and more cities, particularly here in California, are clamping down on homeless encampments, even going so far as to make it illegal to camp on public or private property. There's literally nowhere somebody could park one of those things.

It's frustrating since not enough Americans want to actually take meaningful action on the problem and give people housing and a place to put it.... The vast majority of the electorate just wants to pretend the problem will go away on it's own.

 

[Free]

The MAGA crowd thinks this is the solution, but continually show they aren't considering the utterly massive costs involved. And the logistics! The vast staging areas that would be required, i.e. temporary housing to be erected for this to be accomplished. But it's a simplistic, nationalist catch phrase to shout.

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

It's frustrating since not enough Americans want to actually take meaningful action on the problem and give people housing and a place to put it.... The vast majority of the electorate just wants to pretend the problem will go away on it's own.

Exactly! Nobody cares one hoot about the homeless unless they're in their backyards, then their response is to force them to relocate somewhere else, where they become someone else's "problem."

 

[Veritable Quandry]

The MAGA crowd thinks this is the solution, but continually show they aren't considering the utterly massive costs involved. And the logistics! The vast staging areas that would be required, i.e. temporary housing to be erected for this to be accomplished. But it's a simplistic, nationalist catch phrase to shout.

Or how much of our agricultural system depends on migrant labor. Not to mention hospitality and home repair/remodeling.

 

[Isabeau]

The moment people suggest any kind of solution, or social programs, the same ones who complain the loudest are the first to reject any ideas

Kind of like the forced-birth gang. Once the baby is born, they don’t want anything to do with it.

 

[Isabeau]

(To each his own, of course, but )

Built my first home at age 30. Designed the kitchen myself and completed it with my dad who owns a cabinet shop. The kitchen is my absolute favorite part.

 

[Isabeau]

Look, I’m not greedy. I don’t want a mansion or even a big house, don’t need a car, have no wish for bling bling or any overly ornate stuff, I just want a fridge that I don’t have to squat down like I’m harvesting rice every time I want something on the bottom shelf. My knees are not what they used to be.

Why are fridges even vertical.

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

Look, I’m not greedy. I don’t want a mansion or even a big house, don’t need a car, have no wish for bling bling or any overly ornate stuff, I just want a fridge that I don’t have to squat down like I’m harvesting rice every time I want something on the bottom shelf. My knees are not what they used to be.

Why are fridges even vertical.

They do make French door refrigerators that have the freezer below the refrigerator, that resembles a chest that slides out. Those are very nice. I wish I had one.

 

[Isabeau]

I’m all for downsizing and tiny houses, but no thanx.

Sleep on it: the $700 San Francisco ‘pod’ with privacy curtains and charging ports-The Guardian

A company that rents “sleeping pods” in downtown San Francisco for $700 a month has had 300 people apply for its remaining 17 beds, the company’s CEO said.

Brownstone Shared Housing describes its mission as “providing low cost housing in the most expensive cities”. Its bunkbed-style “pods” measure approximately 3.5ft-by-4ft-by-6.5ft, large enough to fit a twin mattress. The pods come with privacy curtains, inside lighting and charging ports.

 

[Free]

Sleep on it: the $700 San Francisco ‘pod’ with privacy curtains and charging ports-The Guardian

They forgot the quotes around "privacy curtains."

 

[Katheryne Helendale]

I’m all for downsizing and tiny houses, but no thanx.

Sleep on it: the $700 San Francisco ‘pod’ with privacy curtains and charging ports-The Guardian

Pretty much describes my living space aboard ship in my Navy days.