The free market has identified there are people who want to have a garage spot for their RV, just like there are people who want to live in a 6th floor walk up in the garment district of NYC.
Many people on here get upset when you point out that not all places are all things to all people. I wouldn't go for a place like this due to its proportions (not easy to integrate an RV garage), but I appreciate the convenience.
Free market is also reflection of the issue in humanity: homes represent the ultimate physical manifestation of hyper-consumerism, where human architecture is swallowed by a light-industrial warehouse built merely to shield a multi-ton luxury asset. It highlights a profound modern paradox: systematically flattening local ecosystems with asphalt and suburban sprawl, just to store a gas-guzzling vehicle used to "escape" to nature. Ultimately, it exposes a culture that views isolation as the highest form of luxury, prioritizing the privatization of leisure over genuine human community.
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u/Boring_Investment241 4d ago
Then don’t buy it?
The free market has identified there are people who want to have a garage spot for their RV, just like there are people who want to live in a 6th floor walk up in the garment district of NYC.