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To: TheStockFairy who wrote (14606)	10/28/2003 4:17:37 PM
From: JBTFD	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Damned if I know. : ) I think your impression is the same as mine, that 2200 sq ft isnt that big. My guess would be that there is a range. Where I live on the outskirts of Seattle there have been a few developments down the hill from me, where my guess is the sq footage is maybe as small as 2200-2400 sq ft. They are boxy and cheaply built and I think would qualify as mcmansions. And on the east side where Microsoft is there are huge developments of homes that are much larger than that, than I still think would qualify as mcmansions.