Please only vote if you are the homeowner/renter. If you're 17 and mom and pop have a large house, call someone who cares because this thread doesnt

Otherwise, how large yo?

*note: options are in sq. feet.

 

(IBPOLL) - My house was featured on Cribs....

 

damn whiskers

 

Slow night.

 

1150 sq ft. or so...

 

1250 sq ft. condo but I don't think that counts the balcony or the deck.
Around here, that's pretty big. My friend just bought a condo in Fairfax for 250k and that was only around 750sq ft.
Housing in this area sucks.

 

In about a month I'll be in 2800. At least that's what the fact sheet says

 

1300 sq ft lakefront condo, 15 ft high ceilings in every room except the guest room and foyer. They still haven't finished repairing the construction defects though so I can't move back in yet.

 

Moving into 2300, decent size townhome.

 

3600, plus an 1800 sq ft basement that's not counted.

 

NYC apartment, 800-900 approx, kinda tight, but i make the best of the space

 

Average price for a Condo in DC is over $510/square foot

 

1500 square feet, give or take. 2 bedroom apartment

rent = $585 per month

 

1636 Livable.

 

Moved from about 1500 in a three-story Victorian row home in the Art Museum District to a 850 sf "deluxe one-bed" in a high rise. Surprising to me what I don't miss about the larger space, and what I appreciate about the compactness of our new residence. Demands some care in "editing" possessions - books and magazines in particular - but it is so much easier to maintain.

 

Somewhere between 1000-1100 sq ft (2 bed, 2 bath).

 

Moved into our place a year ago. A little under 3600 sq ft. Nice to have some breathing room with the kids now.

 

i remember pics of your place

 

Interesting, are you in 2601 Parkway?

 

1460 sq. ft., single family home

 

a shade under 3000 sq feet + basement

 

Nope, though I looked at it. We're in the Academy House, a large very anonymous condo right next to the Academy of Music.

 

Have a link?

 

2055 sq. feet Garden Home in a Country Club Community. I bought it knowing I am going to sell in a few years.

 

2700 sq.feet + full basement

 

30' x 30' 900 sq feet i live in a box, but i have .97 ac

 

Voted

Any reason behind this poll or just curious??

 

Currently around 870 sq.ft. Looking to move into a townhome with greater than 2000 sq.ft. soon with some friends.

 

Maybe he is looking to pay someone a visit. :thief:

 

1100sqft single family home circa 1949

 

just thought it would be interesting. I made it anonymous so it will serve no other purpose than to be just that, interesting.

 

yeah, I know.. just wondering since some people were replying with the size of their houses while others were just doing the poll. Interesting to see where everyone falls though....

 

1752 sq ft.....same as my address..funny....selling and moving to TX soon though...should be interesting what I find there.

 

1200 s.ft condo. Hoping to upgrade to a 1600+ s.ft. SFR within about 18 months as long as my place continues to appreciate and the SFR prices stablize or drop

 

1950 sq. ft., single family, two-story home.

 

~2800 plus basement-waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too large for 2 but it was my wife's grandparents' place that she spent a lot of her life in soooooooooo. . . . .

 

I say 1000 sq.ft.
Its really 993 sq.ft., I don't know if that includes the balcony and the decent sized storage closet off of the balcony.

 

750 sq ft, not counting the basement (storage, washer dryer, etc)
Two bedroom though. You do the math

 

1250 sq ft house, not counting the 2 car attached garage.

 

1800 sq ft hiz-ouse