#SUBURBIA GAME HIGHEST HOUSE VALUE ITEMS FULL#
Neighborhoods with evenly spaced homes, small green lawns, a car or two in the driveway and a house full of stuff with a spare room to dust. Each house nearly indistinguishable from the other.
And not long after, cookie cutter housing was created as a solution to the demand. Housing crises that popped up around the world. How did we get here? We can definitely point a finger at the baby boomers, the post war era and people, rightly so, demanding affordable housing. Was this how they imagined the future all those years ago? When Milton Keynes, the famous economist, predicted during the downfall into depression in 1929 that we would be working 15 hours a week in the future, with most of our time dedicated to experiences and leisure, is this how he imagined it? Is this what you imagined your life would look like? Is this a thriving, healthy suburb you live in? Areas which provide little purpose other than to settle your bricks or wood to house your TV for the post-work comedown, bedroom for the nights and lawn for the weekends.
In front of you lays dull, generally flattened, monotony through the streets. You finally pile in with a whole other bunch of people looking at their phones, their thumbs scrolling endlessly down and up, down and up, down and up.
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