Quote by Jarod Kintz

“the collapse of the housing market as it relates to an increase in suburban poverty.” So there.”

— Jessica Park

“Yet, even then I wasn’t unhappy. We had no objective perception of our own poverty because we had nothing to compare it to. Most…

— Willie Parker

“If you had a lot of money and you were miserable, you’d be miserable poor.”

— Glen Duncan

“I want a house that costs somewhere in the neighborhood of any other neighborhood but the one I’m currently living in.”

— Jarod Kintz

“People make one happy, not houses.”

— Elizabeth Aston

“But it was a rich, picture-perfect, it-can't-happen-here kind of suburb where people had gone, not to deal with life's problems, but to avoid them.”

— Richard Peck

“What they were all afraid of saying, was that happiness is dirt cheap. You can have it for nothing. Beauty.”

— Virginia Woolf

“Everyone had something to offer and nobody appeared to have much money. Even the successful seemed to have just enough to live like extravagant…

— Patti Smith

“I liked this rich lifestyle, but I loved the poor lifestyle better. The less money people had, the less greedy they seemed to be.…

— Shannon A. Thompson

“We had a bubble in housing.”

— Alan Greenspan

“Money didn't buy you happiness, she reflected afterward, but it certainly provided you with better places to be miserable.”

— Jojo Moyes

“Depression was like wearing tinted glasses and looking through them changed one's perception dramatically. A fancy new house could be construed as a bunch…

— Albert Gallant