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Beast of Bourbon posted:http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2011-Arpdale-St-Austin-TX-78704/29473073_zpid/ the gently caress is a zestimate
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Beast of Bourbon posted:http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2011-Arpdale-St-Austin-TX-78704/29473073_zpid/ historic bungalow
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flipper tile in the kitchen now they're making ~backsplashes~ out of the flipper tile. lmfao
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if you haven't been paying attention, backsplashes are the new granite countertops
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As a Millennial I posted:flipper tile in the kitchen dont all kitchens have backsplash? ive never had one without. idgi
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Oct 8, 2015 18:14
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i'm the $458,000 mobile home in a rural exurb of austin
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Oct 8, 2015 18:15
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Shaggar posted:its for all the servers. they're gonna go at the top of the tower which is tall b/c it needs to reach the cloud
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Beast of Bourbon posted:i'm the $458,000 mobile home in a rural exurb of austin historic bungalow.
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fyi vinyl siding does not imply mobile home. it just looks trashy
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As a Millennial I posted:fyi vinyl siding does not imply mobile home. it just looks trashy you're right, there could easily be rotten wood beneath that
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I've been telling you people that the Austin market is hosed. similar to San Francisco it is largely thanks to decades of nimbys blocking anything that isnt their preferred construction style (single family housing on 1/8th acre lots). worth pointing out that in addition to the stupid-high sales price the property tax on that will likely be about $1k/month
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Shifty Pony posted:I've been telling you people that the Austin market is hosed. similar to San Francisco it is largely thanks to decades of nimbys blocking anything that isnt their preferred construction style (single family housing on 1/8th acre lots). dont worry they built enough condos downtown to make sure the live music industry is dead in 5-10 years because when you move into a condo downtown to be close to the clubs, you are shocked, just shocked, that they dare play loud music past 10pm!
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Smythe posted:dont all kitchens have backsplash? ive never had one without. idgi mine doesn't 
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the property taxes on that place are only $8800/yr right now, so when it gets sold they'll definitely go up over $1k/month
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Shaggar posted:its for all the servers. they're gonna go at the top of the tower which is tall b/c it needs to reach the cloud
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Trabisnikof posted:dont worry they built enough condos downtown to make sure the live music industry is dead in 5-10 years one of the only good things the supervisors in sf have done is to block nuisance lawsuits against entertainment venues that were there before the housing was built took a decade and a half of lovely lawsuits to get there though
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Trabisnikof posted:dont worry they built enough condos downtown to make sure the live music industry is dead in 5-10 years new orleans has had a similar problem w/ gentrifiers moving into the Quarter and the Marigny and getting all pissy about the music and nowadays they're trying for zoning building-by-building and then the neighbors start lawsuits when these businesses get music permits anyway According to Cropley, it’s not the music she and her neighbors object to; it’s noise, and crowds on weekend nights. “I’m a music lover, I have friends who are musicians, I go see live music all the time,” she said. “I checked the zoning before I bought my home. I was shocked the first weekend to hear live music until 4 a.m. And all the doorman does is check I.D.’s, there’s no crowd control.” The group filed suit, she said, as a last resort, after several meetings with Dykes and officers of the Faubourg Marigny Improvement Association failed to convince them the bar would turn it down on weekends. lol there are 4 bars on that block how could you not notice that when you're buying a house right there Some music venues, such as Siberia and the Mother-in-Law Lounge, were able to obtain permits by petitioning City Council for conditional use variances on their zoning. Because of Mimi’s location, the bar is not eligible for such a variance; instead, Schmidt said, it obtained its new permit by proving it had been presenting live music for many years, essentially becoming grandfathered into eligibility. hahaha gently caress you NIMBYs
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Trabisnikof posted:dont worry they built enough condos downtown to make sure the live music industry is dead in 5-10 years they're also complaining about the smoke from the bbq joints
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:new orleans has had a similar problem w/ gentrifiers moving into the Quarter and the Marigny and getting all pissy about the music worse, not in my future back yard
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"access to incubators"? so, a functioning web connection and the ability to spell "incubator"?
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Trabisnikof posted:dont worry they built enough condos downtown to make sure the live music industry is dead in 5-10 years eh that's overblown. noise complaints are up citywide but it is mostly neighbors complaining about neighbors having parties or a barking dog, not commercial venues. the complaints also aren't clustered around major venues like you would expect them to be, which makes sense because most dedicated music venues are pretty heavily sound-proofed and don't have trouble with noise complaints. the thing that is killing the music industry is that cost of living has gone up so much that a part time job + whatever scraps the bars are paying your band isn't a viable way to make rent. Dolomite posted:they're also complaining about the smoke from the bbq joints I think it is just the one. it only opened recently and the smokestacks are just the right height to deliver smoke 24/7 into the houses on the hill behind them. you couldn't design a more effective way to passive aggressively piss off your neighbors if you tried.
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infernal machines posted:
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infernal machines posted:
does his big plan involve a giant rye field
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http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0S20D420151008 Lyft cto hacked uber. loving Mike judge is prescient
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ayn rand hand job posted:does his big plan involve a giant rye field does he call mobile apps phoneys
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Shifty Pony posted:eh that's overblown. noise complaints are up citywide but it is mostly neighbors complaining about neighbors having parties or a barking dog, not commercial venues. the complaints also aren't clustered around major venues like you would expect them to be, which makes sense because most dedicated music venues are pretty heavily sound-proofed and don't have trouble with noise complaints. Noise complaints have limited what can be done at venues on Red River, expect the same for Rainey as soon as the new building is finished. I wouldn't be surprised if the east side was next. Shifty Pony posted:the thing that is killing the music industry is that cost of living has gone up so much that a part time job + whatever scraps the bars are paying your band isn't a viable way to make rent. That too. plus the music industry dying didnt help. So we can blame SV for this one too quote:I think it is just the one. it only opened recently and the smokestacks are just the right height to deliver smoke 24/7 into the houses on the hill behind them. you couldn't design a more effective way to passive aggressively piss off your neighbors if you tried. yeah you're very correct about the smokestack thing
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the chrysler building may have lost the skyscraper race but at least it wasn't featured in sharknado 2
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0S20D420151008 revenge for uber's campaign flagging all the no-shows last year
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qirex posted:one of the only good things the supervisors in sf have done is to block nuisance lawsuits against entertainment venues that were there before the housing was built got a link? the war on fun sucked.
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c SV s: so i found out from a public meeting w/ one of the clients for this big complete streets project that the reason there isn't currently a sidewalk network that attaches their corporate campus to the city's is b/c "they don't want protesters to be able to walk here and stand outside" lol
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:c SV s: so i found out from a public meeting w/ one of the clients for this big complete streets project that the reason there isn't currently a sidewalk network that attaches their corporate campus to the city's is b/c "they don't want protesters to be able to walk here and stand outside"
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:c SV s: so i found out from a public meeting w/ one of the clients for this big complete streets project that the reason there isn't currently a sidewalk network that attaches their corporate campus to the city's is b/c "they don't want protesters to be able to walk here and stand outside" speechless
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:c SV s: so i found out from a public meeting w/ one of the clients for this big complete streets project that the reason there isn't currently a sidewalk network that attaches their corporate campus to the city's is b/c "they don't want protesters to be able to walk here and stand outside" sounds reasonable
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:c SV s: so i found out from a public meeting w/ one of the clients for this big complete streets project that the reason there isn't currently a sidewalk network that attaches their corporate campus to the city's is b/c "they don't want protesters to be able to walk here and stand outside" do they have particularly aggressive grass and shrubbery where the sidewalk would have been?
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prefect posted:do they have particularly aggressive grass and shrubbery where the sidewalk would have been? 
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As a Millennial I posted:if you haven't been paying attention, backsplashes are the new granite countertops sometimes i watch garbage home-reno shows on DIY network because i guess i like to watch men do things with their hands and PBS doesn't always show this old house...and holy poo poo the cost of some of the "custom backsplashes" you see are hilariously absurd metal subway tiles!! poo poo ends up somehow costing as much or more than the countertops
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:c SV s: so i found out from a public meeting w/ one of the clients for this big complete streets project that the reason there isn't currently a sidewalk network that attaches their corporate campus to the city's is b/c "they don't want protesters to be able to walk here and stand outside" ah yes because without sidewalks, it is literally physically impossible for a person to walk somewhere. simply no other way, certainly can't walk on a road or turf, nope, breaks laws of physics what the gently caress
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SO DEMANDING posted:ah yes because without sidewalks, it is literally physically impossible for a person to walk somewhere. simply no other way, certainly can't walk on a road or turf, nope, breaks laws of physics according to my mom when i was 4, its not smart to walk in the street cuz you might get hit by a car
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