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Mary Umberger of the L.A. Times asks North Carolina architect and author Sarah Susanka if we’ve seen the end of the oh-so-American “McMansion.” She argues that downsized floor plans gain popularity, possibly reflecting a psychological shift among home buyers. Click here for the full report
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