More real estate doom and gloom
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just tell her to STOP BUYING UP SO MANY HOUSES!!!!
Tiny house in wealthy Boston suburb sells for $315,000
A tiny house in a Boston suburb has sold after about a month on the market for far less than the original asking price of almost $450,000.
apnews.com
Because it's less like Hillsburrito every day. 
Hillsboro, 7th best? My how times have changed.Because it's less like Hillsburrito every day.
After they built the Costco next to the airport, the whole place has gone to shit. At least there is still a pocket left of ghetto with amazing taco trucks. My son lives in the middle of it.Hillsboro, 7th best? My how times have changed.
I'd like to live in a pocket of taco trucks.
As long as they let me out in the afternoon to go dirtbiking.........
As long as they let me out in the afternoon to go dirtbiking.........
What happens: people are dying on our streets
What media reports: the real victims are the millionaires who have to see it, let's sympathize with their pain
sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com
What media reports: the real victims are the millionaires who have to see it, let's sympathize with their pain
KPIX Exclusive: San Francisco Luxury Condos Overlook City's Worst Squalor; 'I Don't Want To Be Afraid To Live Here'
A one-way, one-block alley in San Francisco has neighbors living in constant fear and afraid for their safety. Willow Street between Van Ness and Polk currently has the highest concentration of tents in San Francisco, according to the latest city data.
sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com
Home prices are now rising much faster than incomes, studies show
During the pandemic, home prices shot up while household income fell, creating an affordability crisis.
www.cnbc.com
You don't say...
So many things to unpack.
"To afford a home in 2021, Americans need an average income of $144,192"
ROFLMAO!
white people driving down property values again.....
Home prices are now rising much faster than incomes, studies show
During the pandemic, home prices shot up while household income fell, creating an affordability crisis.
You don't say...
So many things to unpack.
"To afford a home in 2021, Americans need an average income of $144,192"
ROFLMAO!
I guess I really ought to save the emlorise.gif to my phone
Zillow is slashing prices for those homes. Nearly all the properties are priced well below what the company paid only a few months — or even weeks — ago.
Die bitch, die
Also I just searched this word and it didn't help
Sprelling errZillow is slashing prices for those homes. Nearly all the properties are priced well below what the company paid only a few months — or even weeks — ago.
Die bitch, die
Also I just searched this word and it didn't help
quesPeeb
Hunh, this just sold after 19 days on the market for 65 Million. Anonymous, not-famous Midwestern family with coin.
mmmmm......stormable
LOL
paying millions to stare at some ugly ass clear cut ski area
LOL
paying millions to stare at some ugly ass clear cut ski area
And one that would take an hour or more to get to, even when it is only a few miles away!
That’s the next inevitable step for JHMR parking!
Should we just go ahead and build the guillotine on the Town Square?
Maybe with a trebuchet to launch the heads?
Should we just go ahead and build the guillotine on the Town Square?
Maybe with a trebuchet to launch the heads?
That's some ecotourism I could get behind. Benefit the planet by reducing private plane flights, feed some local fuzzbuddies.
I like it.
With depleted salmon populations, also a great way to introduce nutrients back into a lot of alpine headwater environments.
Actually my preferred form of burial will be by scavenger.
Is la croix a nutrient?
I've always thought this but now I want to go by yeet
you'd need a spock like space casket to contain the goo you would become at 9,000 Gs. Perhaps desiccated and polymer reinforced.
"contain???"
LOL
I want my irreverence and poverty and shame spread all over every resident of jackson
every one of them
Hell, with the right motivation and tub of Jergens you could do that this weekend.
I mean it's a small town but.......I think you overestimate my vitality.
I'm thinking I might need to call in the spleen and kidneys on this one
I'm thinking I might need to call in the spleen and kidneys on this one
Consider a hot air balloon for increased dispersion efficiency
Look, the family and I have discussed it, and centripetal yeet will be my preferred method of dispersion.
Services will be in Moose where we can at least provide some underpaid USFS employees in gov't housing some giggles.
Services will be in Moose where we can at least provide some underpaid USFS employees in gov't housing some giggles.
A few FS dudes I know that live there would DEFINITELY eat your remains.
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I can get behind this.
Didn't Hunter S Thomson have his remains shot out of a cannon? Same energy, just updated for the 21st century.
So you can’t afford a house in Seattle. Are investors to blame?
Homebuyers often want to know if investors are to blame for the skyrocketing price of housing in the Puget Sound region. New data from Redfin shows that the answer isn't straightforward.
www.seattletimes.com
To estimate the number of investors, Redfin looked for buyers whose name in purchasing documents included one of a handful of keywords, such as “LLC,” “Corp,” “joint venture” and “corporate trust.”So you can’t afford a house in Seattle. Are investors to blame?
Homebuyers often want to know if investors are to blame for the skyrocketing price of housing in the Puget Sound region. New data from Redfin shows that the answer isn't straightforward.
That's kind of an incomplete way to frame it.
Every upwardly mobile person who owns more than one house is an "investor" whether they're buying for a firm or not.
Shitty couples buying houses they can't really afford to run as STRs are 'investors'...
I still haven't really seen a comprehensive inventory of just "house sales without the owner residing there"
I'd love to see a more rigorous version of this, nationwide:
A broader look finds a far higher share. CoreLogic counts any person or corporation who owned three or more properties at the same time in the last decade as an investor. By that measure, 13% of single-family home sales in the Seattle area last year went to investors. In September: nearly 29%.
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I love Portland Craftsman style. This isn't it.