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Posted on 08/10/2007 02:01:53 | Link | Post Comment
A severe shortage of rental accommodations has forced some residents in the resort town of Whistler, B.C., to get down on their knees to find a home — literally.
Residents like Warren William have been living in crawl spaces under condo units, happy to have any place to call home.
"You gotta duck in to get in," says Williams, "I have a four-foot-tall door."
Even such tiny quarters aren't cheap.
At $650 a month, including utilities, the crawl space where Williams lives is inside the Nordic Vistas townhouse development, and he considers the price a steal.
Read on: A crawl space to call home in Whistler - cbc.ca
Story courtesy Sebastian White
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