Thought the same thing.

Only princesses to their parents

To be fair, that's almost every parent. Most kids are spoiled brats.

...and then got their revenge by making them live in one place together.😂😂

@@stellamantikou4978 But they're siblings...they've lived together their entire lives....What do you think? That they grew up in separate houses? lol

@Pennsylvania Patti They sound like spoil brats! Wish my parents gave me a house

@@midori4760 I think you misunderstand them. Whats spoiled about not wanting to live an hour and hf away from work? Some people want free time and not to be sitting in traffic or a car most of their time.

@@katherinepeace3564 the spoiled part is that they were GIVEN a house. They didn’t have to work for it. It was Given to them. Most of us have to take out loans, and pay it back over a 30 year span before the house is ours.

YUP!

Right. Grow up, man up and cut the strings, apron or otherwise. They'll always be sisters, but they don't HAVE to live together! Plus they may not have the same jobs down the road either!

I agree, by now they each need their own space, after all the house was given

should should should So weird that we all grow at our own paces huh?

@Virginia Moss I feel like you've missed a couple of things looking at these funny and lovely sisters. 1) Their parents living in CA. They're going to be a whole lot happier, and have fewer worries, if their young daughters are living together 2) By purchasing a condo together, they will split the costs and monthly maintenance fees 3) they are still young women (one said 25 years), building their careers and financial independence. They've only just repaid their student loans, so now is a great time to consolidate for their financial futures by sharing their home 4) I also felt like they shared a cross-over friendship group, and enjoyed entertaining together. They provide companionship and security for each other at this stage of their young adult lives. The "compromise condo", 20 minutes by subway to Downtown, was a great choice, with no renovation work needed. I hope it worked out well for the two of them. They got brilliant assistance from _________? and Robin.

and it's 20 minutes on the subway! they don't even have to fight traffic.

She might have wanted to eliminate the car altogether and just walk everywhere she needed to go frequently. Finding parking while out and about and a place to keep a car in a big city is more hassle than it's worth. That's why few people in New York City own cars.

I’m “only” 20 minutes from work too but with parking and subway time, I arrive in the room I need to be in 1 hour and 10 minutes from when I step out of my door. Yes, the subway ride is 16 minutes, but you have to get there early to not miss the train and you have to park. It’s 15 minutes for driving to the train station (it’s “only” down the block, but bc of parking is longer). This is already half an hour, then add another 10-15 minutes for walking to my office from the subway station, and I like to be 10 minutes early, so add 10 more minutes. Compare this to the condos two streets away from my office building.

@@ber1779 I'm from Chicago + know what you're saying. Besides the greener transportation that transit provides, it's healthier. I moved to a city that has abysmal public transit + have gained 75 pounds in 8 years. If you're walking up + downstairs @ the subway station plus the 1/2 hour walk each day, you're at least heart-healthy.

Not on that budget, lol. Even back whenever this was filmed 200k would have bought basically nothing, like you're talking about a small studio in an "up and coming" neighborhood that's kind of downtown but not really. And that would have been 12 years ago. And rent prices keep going up and up and up.

@@thehungrygoldfish but they are willing to pay $400k on a house together. That means they are both willing to take on some debt.

and clean- That carpet looked disgusting!

@@katbar6066 - That entire house looked disgusting. Our son and his four friends lived in a cleaner and more put together house during college!

They are living like bratty pigs.

That would be the best solution but if that one was suggested the show would have finished after 5 minutes!

The bank would probably give her a mortgage

Why couldn’t the one who wanted to stay just get a roomate that’s not her sister?

@@sah3181 Maybe, maybe not, but then she would have to start paying to live there. She'd have to get a mortgage in the amount of half the value of the house to give the sister. I guess a new roommate could pay the mortgage payment, but roommates don't always work out and they could leave at any time. Plus, if there is single-family zoning, a non-relative can't live there.

@@virginiamoss7045 Her sister could also find a gentleman and get married then the other sister is stuck with high condo fees and payment.

I get the impression that these girls were very spoiled, catered to, and brought up to feel entitled, with very little expected of them.

Place looks stuffy and probably smelled too.

Was it paid for? That would be a different story.

@@virginiamoss7045 Pretty sure it said so in the intro

@@angelabacker1177 Yeah, I went back and reviewed it. Thanks for the tip.

Yes! Their parents gave them that home! So ungrateful and disrespectful. 🙄

@@thesun-N-moon8885 yes, ungrateful. They complain but no effort to invest. Or keep the house clean and uncluttered. They are behaving like two little girls in a doll house.

@Susan Hazard The two bathrooms in their original family home were tidy. The bedrooms looked okay from memory. So it was really the open kitchen/dining/living space that had got away from them 🙈

For a large home, they are messy!

Thats what happens when mummy isn't there to housekeep

Yep. Exactly. The long haired sister needs to find a new roommate, or not have a roommate

@@ber1779 I was thinking the whole time why doesn't the party one move to a small condo and the other one keep the house and get a room mate?!

The show is old, no grey anything back then. Thank God!

Thank you for letting us know their decision in advance 🙁

I commute 40 mins each way, it's really not that bad.

They're* ( they are) 😊👍

I think it looks 100% better! He had to buy curtains a rug paint countertop backsplash light fixture and pay labor to get it all done. I don’t think five grand was bad at all since these girls had no clue how to make the place look nice

I thought the same thing.

40 years. My mind was screaming, "Hey! You forgot to paint the wood cabinet pulls!" The counter top clashed horribly with them.

As a retired kitchen and bath designer those cabinet pulls are definitely from the late 70's.

If they want to sell down the road? The whole point of sprucing up the kitchen and dining room was so they could sell it to buy the condominium.

They seem like nice people who are just playing it up for the cameras. It IS an entertainment show afterall :) It’s fun banter.

The show is old, from 2008-2010

@@vaderladyl so ? My moms a real estate agent. I've seen many homes that were better renovated during that time period than this one was.

@@ah5721 I say it because you say it looks dated and I think it is because the show is old and might look dated by today's standards. Just in case, you didn't know the show was that old and was wondering about the way all looked. And besides, they used very little money to do the reno and it shows.

@@vaderladyl - still, they are 1980s cabinets. It’s old.

@@CowboyBike06 Well obviously both are old but because something is old is not necessarily bad.

Thank you for highlighting my comment. I like their new apartment . One day they will see this time in their lives as the good old days. Just be good to eachother. I used to have a sister, and you still have your sister. Enjoy eachother while you're here working and having fun with your friends. Remember that having a sister is a great treasure.💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹🍀🌼🦋💜🌹

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So, where was the one or the other sister supposed to get the money? And how was she supposed to pay the upkeep and property taxes by herself? If it's single-family zoning, she couldn't have a roommate or two.

The condo will be out of style in a few years.

I'd change jobs before I lived downtown in a large city or get one where I could work at home at least some of the time. That's going to be more of an option than ever before after this pandemic which will solve many more problems than just commuting.

@@eleanoreagly4844 it will still be in a great location though!!

Agreed.

Yup. Also, whine, whine, whine

They aren't complaining; they are each expressing their point of view versus the other's contrasting views to influence their joint decision making. They wouldn't have to do that if they sold the house, split the proceeds and each went their own way. They managed to compromise and agree. That's great.

I wouldn’t call them low life’s, but I would call them lazy, spoiled, entitled wannabe princesses.

And spoiled!

Not really. They are transitioning into adulthood, appreciative of their good fortune and trying to make the best decision possible for them together. It may not work out, but all young people make decisions, good or bad, that inform their future success.

money

Most cant afford it. And it was my responsibility to work and earn my way to my own home. No problem Its not a parents responsibility

Obviously because not every family can afford it. Weird question to say the least!!

@@tigermoon44 most families CAN'T!

because the average price of a home nowadays is around $300,000, that's why.