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I'd like to know what is considered a "large house." I live in a 1700 square foot house built in the 1930's. Is that "large"?

Also, while the following is an interesting factoid, it means nothing without some historical context:

"According to the 2010 American Community Survey, just 49.9% of the county's 353,000 households live in single-family homes. Another 31% live in apartments or condominiums, while the remaining 19% live in townhomes or duplexes."

Could the author tell us what the percentages were at earlier periods of time?

Finally, I think that as long as there are families with children, there will be a desire for single family detached homes.

by Andrew Pigeon on Jul 6, 2012 3:21 pm • link • report

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