[ChargerCarl]

Originally Posted by Gordo

It's very, very much in demand in SF, Seattle, LA, dozens of smaller cities, and likely many east coast cities as well if it were legal. Even a place like Chicago would probably be building this type of housing in certain locations if it were legal - a lot of people would trade housing next to transit and without roommates over housing further from transit and/or with roommates, even if it were less room in a square footage sense. Time and privacy are valuable to people.

It's funny reading people worry about micro-units popping up everywhere while at the same time saying theres zero demand for them.

So much incoherence.