If they were any further he'd have to buy a real snowblower to hit them.Not to be a dick. . . But Jesus Christ your neighbors are close.
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I do regret this single stage snowthrower purchase. It is weak
You're not wrong. Density = good.
And I say that from inside my too-large (2K sq ft) house on my palatial (1/4 acre) suburban lot.
at the least the driveway's clearI do regret this single stage snowthrower purchase. It is weak
the single stage hondas can actually move some shit. I still never really understood the point of them though.
These things go a long way too when it's inches not feet
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Nah there are a LOT of reasons california has such a housing shortage. The rest of the nation isn't built any differently.... That ain't the cause.
Eliminate multi family vs SFH lot restrictions, setbacks, and parking minimums and the market would go a long way to addressing the need.
Increased density is Seattle's solution to housing. Let me tell you how that is working.
I’m seeing 6-8” on the live stake cam. Not much at Copper or A-basin hmph
just shy of half an acre here. not everyone wants to live in real estate tetris.You're not wrong. Density = good.
And I say that from inside my too-large (2K sq ft) house on my palatial (1/4 acre) suburban lot.
I'll say it again, there's nothing unique about how houses are laid out in california. We have more space than anyone but alaska
Short term rentals, every fucking inch of state land being deemed some stupid 'conservation area' once a rich neighborhood goes up next to it, and the relentless courting of the real estate marketeers shooting prices to the moon have way more to do with the highly manufactured "housing shortage"
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The way it works here is:
1. County/town decides the service is falling off
2. Realizes no one can afford to live here (here meaning CA, not just tahoe)
3. Approves some 'workforce housing project', usually deed/price restricted condos
4. Bitchy 2nd homeowners who are here 3mos/year complain about the poors, someone gets into agency's ear about higher potential tax rates
5. Developer changes plan to luxury condominiums that sell for 1mil+
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The Builders Remedy projects that’ll be going up the next few years will be interesting to follow.
Cool, another California bitch thread
Now do Jackson
Now do Jackson
It's okay we can talk about seattle (it's the same shit). How's it goin? You did post some related, astoundingly interesting uh...architecture not too long ago
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That sucks.
I got passed by an impatient driver, who was tailgating me earlier, in a school zone during hours. Fuckin blew by me in the turning lane.
The gallows for the bourgeoisie remedies are the projects I'm more interested in.
It's the developers who have truly been hardest hit by homelessness
This headline
The “Builder’s Remedy” May Bring Relief to Bay Area Housing Developers Starting February 1 | Zacks & Freedman, PC
The Housing Accountability Act (HAA) limits the ability of a local government to deny housing development projects so long as the project complies with all applicable, objective general plan and zoning standards. However, the HAA also contains a potentially powerful provision that has been...
www.zfplaw.com
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I’ll just live in my pretend lala land and assume that you didn’t pay more than $350k for a 3200 sq/ft house on a postage stamp. . . (Well aware those places are expensive af)
There are towns in the middle of fucking no where nebraska where every house is 3 feet from the next house and nothing else for a 100 miles. My only explanation is that the required infrastructure is must cheaper. requires 1/10th the roads/sewer/power lines etc compared to suburban sprawl.
Similar in NV. Mo lots, mo money for developers was always my assumption. Tighter infrastructure/plumbing being less initial cash outlay too
I’m not saying I disagree with the building model. I just feel the price is high for what you get. Although a Seattle buddy just bought one of those weird as fuck box looking houses with 4 jammed on a normal lot. I think he paid 1.4.
A farm my dad and I used to farm was sold to development, 80 acres. Sold the lots as “mini” farms. So rich fucks build McMansions in their 8 acre lots. So 10 homes on a nice flat 80. Jesus tap dancing Christ.
I paid less than that for my 2K sq foot mansion on 1/4 acre.
A REALLY long time ago.
$30,000 for ten acres and two housed in the spring of 1976...I paid less than that for my 2K sq foot mansion on 1/4 acre.
A REALLY long time ago.
A lot has changed since 1946.I paid less than that for my 2K sq foot mansion on 1/4 acre.
A REALLY long time ago.
You're not wrong...
All that proves is that you were alive then. Times changed.
Historical US Home Prices: Monthly Median from 1953-2024
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Can you even buy anything for $156K anymore? I was looking at Zillow around Springfield, CO recently and even there, an area with a median household income of $34K and population of 1,400, the only place for sale is $250K.All that proves is that you were alive then. Times changed.
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All that proves is that you were alive then. Times changed.
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Yeah find me 10 acres with two houses for 156k
3.58% vs. 421%
Tell the wife you stole it
Yeah find me 10 acres with two houses for 156k
3.58% vs. 421%
40 acres, a main house, 20x40 shop and a (chicken) house. $100K in beautiful Alva, OK.
$1K over budget, but look at the digs!
these days i tend to limit my bike purchases, trying to save for an N+1. and try to get stuff on sale. the shoes and brakes i just got were both half off. my wife is much more receptive to bike stuff when it's on sale, or used. like that yeti last summer.
I was trying not to buy it. I had staved off several sale prices and said I'd buy it a year from now when I'm back from long deployments and not before I depart when it will be less useful sitting for a year.
But then I found the frame WITH shock for just a skooch more than I'd have expected to pay for a used frame, and I have most major components sitting around already...
which one did you get?