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A landlord from Poland divided his apartment into 25 rooms of 6 square meters and rented them out for $320/month per room.
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I actually think there's something here for homelessness prevention. Like, take that company that is doing legal tent encampments and make them do tinyhouse style apartments with the bare minimum of space, offered for free to anyone that needs it. Would need an exception for current housing laws but like it's better than under a bridge.
What's the bare minimum for a human to have all the necessities? 100sqft? The minimum in NYC now is 150sqft and those people are paying through the nose for it.
You need to dream bigger than giving people 6m² in a cramped appartment with shared bathrooms and kitchens. Absolute
shit. You could just make more appartments and be less evil.