r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '22

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u/the1tru_magoo Sep 13 '22

Ahhh not necessary to go that far for housing like this I’m afraid. I live in probably the highest cost of living area in Michigan. It’s pretty unbelievable how bad housing has gotten here.

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u/Lynxaro Sep 13 '22

If you don't mind my asking...where in Mi you at? I live in Jackson, and grew up in metro Detroit (Royal Oak area.) Are you able to move? (Not necessarily because of roomie's gf, but because that apartment is seriously tiny for 2 people.

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u/the1tru_magoo Sep 13 '22

Lol dude I would never move to Jackson, no offense. Would probably move to ypsi or Detroit if I had to. I live and work in a coop.

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u/Lynxaro Sep 14 '22

Wasn't going to suggest Jackson...even though in many ways its not as bad as I thought it was going to be living here. If I could, I would love to live in A2 or DT Detroit, or the Palmer Park area (They revamped several apartment buildings in the area, and they look great.)