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  by 'Rick Gray

  Created on: August 17, 2010   Last Updated: November 07, 2010

  Are modern American homes too large?

  Absolutely. From every possible perspective, the over-sized and

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  by Joan Huston

  Created on: August 19, 2009

  It is an undeniable fact that the average house size in the United States has been growing exponentially

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  by Gene Denardo

  Created on: May 16, 2009

  Housing is a big part of our current financial downturn. We witnessed an enormous increase in housing

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  by Cherise James

  Created on: October 21, 2008   Last Updated: July 09, 2011

  Yesterday, I watched on TV as a couple with two children hunted for a house. They rejected a house as

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  by L G Hoel

  Created on: March 30, 2008   Last Updated: January 19, 2011

  Modern homes have grown to be much too large. The size of most modern homes in the United States today

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  by Patrick Sills

  Created on: April 10, 2009

  As a whole, today's homes are considerably larger than they need to be. An excess of living space equates

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  by Garrett Anderson

  Created on: June 04, 2009

  Modern homes are a symptom of greed and materialism. Clearly, that theme emerged all over the country.

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  by Mark Waybill

  Created on: October 12, 2009

  Do I think the size of modern homes is getting too large? Yes, in many cases I would. However considering

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  by Ron N. Sullivan

  Created on: April 18, 2008   Last Updated: March 05, 2009

  In North America, many of those mega modern monstrosities called houses have turned into "White Elephants."

  Webster's

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  by Sue Langeder

  Created on: January 31, 2009

  Modern homes have grown too large. Why do families/couples need to have the luxury of large spaces?

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  by Shellie Wilson

  Created on: January 09, 2009

  With the world focused on "going green" and an economy that has plummeted, the answer to this question

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  by Timothy Justice

  Created on: November 15, 2008   Last Updated: July 22, 2011

  In the early 1900s, it was not uncommon to see entire families (with 6, 7, or more children) together

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  by Robin Tidwell

  Created on: January 07, 2009

  Modern homes have indeed grown too large because, for the most part, an overabundance of entitlement

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  by Carolyn Tytler

  Created on: March 28, 2008

  Unfortunately, the size of the modern home for many North Americans has become a status symbol. The

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  by Kate Johns

  Created on: March 28, 2008

  A definite trend has been growing for years now of homes becoming larger and larger. People want bigger

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  by Sammy Ess

  Created on: August 27, 2009

  Looking at it logically...we as a species have not gotten bigger. Even really obese people while larger

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  by Joost Steffensen

  Created on: April 17, 2008

  Here we have another question that relates to sustainability. It is similar in scope to the question

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  by Joan Inong

  Created on: March 28, 2008

  Modern homes are too large for their own good. Remember the good old days when just a two-bedroom house

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  by Dawn McCaslin

  Created on: September 07, 2008

  As the Earth's population soars towards 7 billion inhabitants, many of us are beginning to question

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  by Tina Gleisner

  Created on: June 26, 2009   Last Updated: June 29, 2009

  For years we've come to believe that every American should have the opportunity to own their own home.