Tokyo, Japan apartments for rent for only $600/month

For some, this is a dream come true. But for those who read more closely, there is a catch...

The powerful Fuji mountain overlooking Tokyo, Japan.

The catch: They're only 100 square feet large.

Bonus: Their proximity to transportation makes these Tiny Apartments desirable for Students, Startup Founders, and Creatives.

The fun doesn't end there.

New York is now experimenting with the same concept. NYC’s Carmel Place is renting 260 square foot apartments for up to $3,800!

This is a conflicting concept...

On one hand, you give affordable rent opportunities for low income earners. On the other, you completely over-cram cities that simply can't handle such density.

Think back to our days in COIVD...

It was the most densely populated areas like New York that felt the hardest hit.

Mix that with the inevitable creation of unthinkable traffic, long lines, and the eventual overexploitation of customers virtually anywhere you go.

Would you stay on one of these Tiny Apartments?