Reported 8 months ago
The Chairman of a real estate company, National Building, warned against chasing after super small homes for investment purposes, emphasizing that they may not be suitable for living. Experts cited Japanese experiences to suggest that for optimal health, living spaces should be around 10 square meters per person or 20 square meters for two people. They advised that homes should be neither too small nor too large, and shared concerns about the potential impact on physical and mental health if living spaces are not appropriately sized. Various experts also discussed design flaws and financing challenges related to small homes, stressing the importance of considering actual needs before purchasing.
Source: YAHOO