You’ve gotta catch ‘em all—but what’s life like for them once you do? We break down all the theories and offer our own thoughts on Pokemon housing.
Have you ever wanted to know how many tirbbles it would take to fill the Empire State Building? We have the answers to life’s most pressing problems!
This week is the final of “The Office.” While we’re sad to see this great show leave the airwaves, we’re ecstatic to finally bring you a Dwight-related novelty real estate story. Here’s a hint: Do you like beet farms?
Hundreds of full-size White Houses. Dozens of the world’s tallest building. Here’s what could be built with the more than 400 billion interlocking bricks.
How much would it cost to buy Bates Motel? A surprisingly small amount—-after the price tag was slashed. You’d be psycho not to read this.
Hey, listen! We plunged into the dungeon that is novelty real estate and came back with the price of Hyrule Castle. Zelda, of course, comes separately.
Iron Man’s house is more than twice the price of Wayne Manor. See how we figured it out.
How many of the classic ’80s toys would it take to make your house? Our calculator will tell you—and figure out how long it’d take to solve them all.
We used The Force to put a price tag on the Jedi Master’s (very) humble abode in a galaxy far, far away.
How do you put a price on a home that can walk? It wasn’t easy, but we did it. Check out the next installment of our novelty real estate series–Howl’s Moving Castle.
