More real estate doom and gloom
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384-square-foot home in California listed for $1.7 million
A 384-square-foot tiny home in northern California is listed for $1.7 million.
www.kptv.com
$700k in Hillsboro? Holy hell.
Investors Buying Up Almost 30% Of Oregon Homes As Hillsboro’s Median Price Hits $700,000
Housing is on everyone's mind. Those who have it are wondering what their homes are worth and maybe considering buying
hillsboroherald.com
$700k in Hillsboro? Holy hell.
Investors Buying Up Almost 30% Of Oregon Homes As Hillsboro’s Median Price Hits $700,000
Housing is on everyone's mind. Those who have it are wondering what their homes are worth and maybe considering buyinghillsboroherald.com
When I first moved here way back in '93, Hillsboro was cow fields, a tiny air port, and Intel. Tech grew like crazy and filled out the cow fields, but the idea a house average is $700k is nutty. Beaverton has been out of the question for a while because the traffic is awful, but I thought Hillsboro and Forest Grove were still options. I was wrong.
This just in, breaking news, Jackson is fucking crazy.
cowboystatedaily.com
Kaboom! Average Jackson Home Price Hits New Record At $7 Million
The outdoor recreation boom continues to influence the Jackson and Teton County housing market with the average single-family home price hitting an…
cowboystatedaily.com
Time to sell up and buy the whole town of Limon.This just in, breaking news, Jackson is fucking crazy.
Kaboom! Average Jackson Home Price Hits New Record At $7 Million
The outdoor recreation boom continues to influence the Jackson and Teton County housing market with the average single-family home price hitting an…
Is there a VFW there? I’ll need $1.50 longnecks. A LOT of them.
I can tell them I was in the French Foreign Legion.
I can tell them I was in the French Foreign Legion.
Nope - but there's one in Hugo, just down the road...
Huge wait list, but we don't need any more affordable housing.
It is conveniently located across the street from the Walmart.
It is conveniently located across the street from the Walmart.
Ballard 'Up' house now available for lease
A Ballard home cited as the main inspiration behind the balloon-suspended house from Disney's "Up" is now available for lease.
The doom and gloom in this one, is that I will never own such a perfect jewel of a home.
pattersons.com
Seascape Retreat - Pattersons
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They should sell helium and nitrous out of there.Ballard 'Up' house now available for lease
A Ballard home cited as the main inspiration behind the balloon-suspended house from Disney's "Up" is now available for lease.www.fox13seattle.com
Shits falling into the ocean, still can't afford it. 
fortune.com
Outer Banks homes are collapsing due to climate change, but coastal property values are booming anyway
Oceanfront property markets are ignoring the threat of rising sea levels: “A view of the ocean is more desirable.”
This is written by a friend of mine. She is bitter. She and Kidwoo should meet.
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Jackson Hole Was Already in the Most Economically Unequal County in the Country. Then the Road Into Town Collapsed.
What happens when 40 percent of the workforce has to live somewhere else, and even doctors can’t afford to buy in town.
I just checked - it's only 5.5 miles *under* the mountains there.This is written by a friend of mine. She is bitter. She and Kidwoo should meet.
Jackson Hole Was Already in the Most Economically Unequal County in the Country. Then the Road Into Town Collapsed.
What happens when 40 percent of the workforce has to live somewhere else, and even doctors can’t afford to buy in town.
<Italian tunnel engineers have entered the chat>
Oh, the incredible misinformation regarding the feasibility of a tunnel. Three factors: we are in an active subduction zone, next to one of the more seismically active areas in the country due to volcanic forces deep underground, and the soil/dirt is some of the worst, unconsolidated garbage, the tunnel would likely fail repeatedly, in multiple locations, every year.
Not only that, it would like cost billions upon billions, and billions more in maintenance.
As well as the fact that periodically Moose and Bear would need to be shooed out of there.
This has been studied extensively, and not one engineering group anywhere would sign off on it being remotely a decent idea.
Not only that, it would like cost billions upon billions, and billions more in maintenance.
As well as the fact that periodically Moose and Bear would need to be shooed out of there.
This has been studied extensively, and not one engineering group anywhere would sign off on it being remotely a decent idea.
Really fun to watch was them repairing that highway before getting the soil samples tested and analyzed. There were more than a couple geologists/engineers that were asking "WTF are you doing?" with that highway repair, as in super sketch.
That was irrelevant for the immediate need, which was to reopen the pass not tomorrow, but yesterday. The real fix is already being planned, this fix is more like the way an army builds a temporary bridge. It isn’t a repair, it’s a life-line. In the truest sense: 30-40% of our local hospital and first responder workers live in Teton Valley.
its basically going to have monitoring 24-7.
TBH $260m seems cheap to me for a tunnel of that size and location.
I'd have thought it would be nearer to $500m
I'd have thought it would be nearer to $500m
It's Wyoming... they would probably balk at spending tree-fiddy on infrastructure.
Because socialism.
I unfortunately saw my first POStruck today. Damn those things look even dumber when you see someone has bought one of them.
They look even dumber when you have seen several of them and certain aspects like the huge gap between the bumper and the rest of the truck and the unavoidably awkward windshield wiper. Clearly designed by a dipshit in a board room.
I saw my first one in Texas 3 days ago. My d*ck did not fly off.
lol, and whatever was 260mm in 2013 is a billion now.
That tunnel would end up costing north of $750 Million, and would require millions annually in maintenance and prevention of collapse. The highest traffic estimate that the pass, even with a tunnel (the one being discussed there doesn’t even bypass where the highway just failed, or where the mudslide was!) could support is about 25,000 cars a day, from what I have read. It’s already bumper to bumper from Wilson to town in the rush hour times.
There is just absolutely no way anyone would finance that. The rest of Wyoming doesn’t give a shit about our worker problems, and Idaho would just shrug and say “sucks for you, heathens”.
nothing has sold in my neighborhood for under $500k in a couple years now. one house sold back in may for over $600k.
Yea, but peekaboo views of the lake? Can't discount that.
It's not even finished.......