I rented a room in a luxury style middle class house for a while. When it rained the ceiling lights would short out in some rooms.
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The idea is to turn housing into a luxury
Luxury in name only as a lot of comments point out, it's like putting "organic" on a bag of lettuce it somehow makes it 25-35% more expensive
Yeah most “luxury” apartments have paper thin walls and broken pipes because they were put up at hyper speed
yeah, they build a lot of those too, like those "luxury" skyscraper apartments in NYC that cost the earth and have low ceilings and cramped corridors. but i bet the actual elite of NYC lives in really nice old world apartments
Apparently competition will not reduce the rent on luxury apartments down to the point where poor people can afford them. This is surprising to... idk
No fucking shit! All the farmland near me has been built upon by exorbitantly priced mega homes. The fucking infastructure isnt holding up and traffic has quadrupled.
I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: