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Positive Futures VS:: Re: The Mingle Versus Houses That Destroy The Planet

Re: The Mingle Versus Houses That Destroy The Planet

Wed, 05 Aug 1998 17:44:00 -0700 (PDT)
Fingerson, Linda (L.FINGERSON@fordfound.org)

Delurking once again, and going through the message file:

Again, pardon the bitter tone of this post, and no offense at all intended
to Mike Warren. We already have this in New York (see Mike's post below).
It's called "finding a roommate because the housing market is out of your
reach, financially." It's usually not anybody's first choice, and prices
are still not cheap even with a roommate. However, on principle, I agree
with the concept, when there's some planning put into it.

Linda Fingerson
l.fingerson@fordfound.org

Mike Warren wrote:
(snip, with apologies)
re. home design. There are some positive signs even in the mainstream
housing industry. Many upscale apartment houses have been designed with
unrelated adults in mind. Instead of a master bedroom and a guest bedroom
and a bath, you can see two equal bedrooms on opposite sides of a common
living area.

---
Mike Warren <mailto:mwarren@netunlimited.net>
Sine Nomine Farm <http://www.netunlimited.net/~mwarren>
Tobaccoville, NC