Small - 1 Million
Medium - 5 Million
Large - 10 Million

Honestly after being inside both small and medium sized houses, still no large yet so i won't comment. Even with the price change announcement the costs still far out weigh the sizes. A small house can still only comfortably fit at most two people, the medium maybe 8 people at most, as for the large I don't know.

So what I want to know is what exactly is the purpose of a Free Company /house/? The depliction shows it as a place to live. A house to /live/ in. A normal suburbian neighborhood of homes where people water the lawn on Sundays, cut the grass on Mondays, wash the cars on Tuesdays and say "Howdy Neighbor" every morning when going out to get the morning paper. The houses I've walked in all reflect this with their big comfy couches and beds and hot tubs and feeling of being at /home/.

So am I missing something? Is this a cultural differential thing I'm missing? Is the idea of a Free Company /home/ mislabeled as a /house/ when it was meant to be a /business/? The place we all trudgeingly go to every morning to do our 8+ hours before going home to our normal houses?

If this is indeed a cultural thing and work in Japan is different from work in North America and everywhere else please let me know. Just because in all my time as shipping secretary never once have I gotten up from a meeting table to sit on a big comfy couch or lay in a big comfy bed or point out a window and say "Hey after we finish the talk on quarterly income lets all go and sit on the beach with umbrella drinks!" If the free company homes were meant to be business only then why is the setting not a industrialized city and why does the interior and exterior not resemble a office building or factory? If it was meant to be worked out of then why is it made to look like a place people would want to live in?

If that's the case I could forgive the prices and only if all future free company /house/ benefits. Yes I'm looking at you airship and boating docks, were active among all company house sizes, small, medium and large.