It sounds like there is a leveling off and likely reality adjustment coming in another year. My guess is you will find an appropriately priced house by then. Likely still a truck load of money, but not a half mil over ask money.Ah yes, this thread is a great reminder that we are no closer to being able to afford a house. Guess we'll continue squatting above my in-laws garage.
I dunno, prices may have leveled off, but they are still 20-25% above where they were. Praying this whole remote work thing hangs out so we can go further out where it's actually more affordable.
You know who has a house?Ah yes, this thread is a great reminder that we are no closer to being able to afford a house. Guess we'll continue squatting above my in-laws garage.
Awww... tough being rich right now. Poor bastard. I bet that $900K only lasted a few months.
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Love the opening
www.marysclub.com
www.npr.org
Fuck these people right in the tuchus.
A Startup Is Turning Houses Into Corporations, And The Neighbors Are Fighting Back
The real estate startup Pacaso has rocketed to a billion-dollar valuation — but its recent fights with communities could foreshadow business troubles ahead.
I have a headache and feel like I'm going to puke from the smoke but I'm fucking loving watching people throw tantrums over Air Bnb not refunding their money for canceling their trips to tahoe right now
Serves ya right fuckers! Now quit using that shit 'service'
twitter, reddit, facebook, comments on news pages about the shit conditions.........
Fuck these people right in the tuchus.
A Startup Is Turning Houses Into Corporations, And The Neighbors Are Fighting Back
The real estate startup Pacaso has rocketed to a billion-dollar valuation — but its recent fights with communities could foreshadow business troubles ahead.
so tech bros have figured out how to run a time share?
The company says the motivation for the venture began when Austin and his wife, both based in Napa, bought a second home in Lake Tahoe. The night after they closed on the house, Austin says in a promotional video, he and his wife sat around a fire "thinking how appreciative we were to be second homeowners. And, from that moment, I've always been inspired about making the dream of second home ownership possible for more people."
In the state with the largest homeless population no less.
Yeah I'm going to believe that two zillow execs only owned one second property. That's been an emerging model here since about 2016. It's absolutely just another version of 80s/90s style time-share bullshit.
Pop-up brothels?Just a new version of the same old shit plaguing the economic system in the US.
Pretty good take on the general theme
Airbnb Is the Next Groupon (It Just Doesn’t Know It Yet)
The future is bleak for the world’s biggest broker of ghost hotelssurvivingtomorrow.org
they went back on that, but the damage is done.
Isn't everyone on onlyfans a sex worker?
Jesus.
translation:Bottom Line: We hear all the time about stagnating wages and household incomes, the decline/demise/disappearance of the middle class, rising income inequality, and lots of other narratives of gloom and doom for the average American. But when it comes to the new houses that Americans are buying and living in, we see a much brighter picture of life in the US. The new houses that today’s generation of homeowners are buying are larger by 1,000 square feet compared to the average new houses our parents or grandparents might have purchased in the 1970s, and have almost twice the living space per person compared to the new houses built 42 years ago.
Yeah those houses no one can afford are pretty sweet
This guy has lots of space between his ears. But I guess a marketing and developer-centered perspective on housing is to be expected.
We have an entire floor, formal dining room, and living room (vs. family) that don't need to be here. The guest bedroom should be an office for me. Visitors can stay at a hotel and come to see us. I can't fucking stand it. At this point all I can do is make it as efficient as humanly possible.
Sounds like you need some Airbnb in your life. Instant winning!
I'll rent all legitimately skateboard-able surfaces with the ability to build transitions at bottom of vertical walls
Do you promise to use concrete to make the transitions? They creak less when skating late at night.
