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Sunday 9 November 2014

Scale back to dial up your quality of life, save money and more

In 1950 the average American home measured just 983 square feet. By 2004 that average had grown to 2,340 square feet. But is bigger really better?

There seems to be a growing interest in smaller homes (fueled, in part, by the success of Sarah Susanka’s The Not So Big House books). Sure, you have less space. But you gain in other ways. Lets look at some of the advantages.

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