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If you're spent time in Europe or pretty much any other part of the world you know how much space we have here in the US. Often there's a ton of real estate space and then two or three cars to go along with it, and that are just not necessary. I have a sister who lives in Idaho, and she has a large home with enormous ceilings. I live in the San Francisco Bay area, and sure do like to stop by her house and really appreciate the space and openness. The city can get a bit claustrophobic almost. But, come on, do you need a house this big, if you have the money why not? I don't know, this seems a big extreme when you take a look around other parts of the world.
At 4,730 square metres (that's 50,900 square feet), the Chase home will be slightly larger than billionaire Bill Gates' home in Washington state and only 372 square metres smaller than the White House
Put another way, it is 20 times larger than the average home being built in the United States today. The U.S. National Association of Home Builders puts that at 232 square metres or some 2,500 square feet.
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