According to a recent study the by the National Association of Home builders, single-families built after the 1990’s have an average of 3.1 toilets, 2.6 showers and 2.3 bathtubs. In addition (citing data from the Census Bureau) the share of single-families with at least 2 bathrooms is now hovering around 97%, versus 1973 when only 60% had two johns. Reading further the data show that the number of toilets, showers and bathtubs all increase regularly as single-family homes become newer. Go figure….last year we posted about how the median square footage size of new single-family houses was largest on record.
Click here to read the full story at the NAHB’s Eye On Housing Blog.
