This report done by Trulia shows that American’s attitudes toward’s real estate ownership have changed since the housing boom. Far less Americans want larger Mcmansion Homes. Check out how this study compares with Logan Real Estate and Utah Real Estate.
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#1 by Cliff Boyd on August 23, 2011 - 10:05 am
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I have had a small home for years (less than 1,000 square feet) and when I first decided to downsize from my much larger home people actually questioned my judgement. Now, the tables have turned and I am considered trendy or “green”… it’s just funny how things change.
Really, I just wanted something that was affordable and could fit my family.