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Sick! Thats DOPE posted:i moved to phoenix very recently condolences
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ProperGanderPusher posted:
those are both desertic drought stricken hellholes
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would you like a 2br 1 ba home that will erode into the sea soon? only $735k!
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i'd rather have that than the nicer house fifty yards closer
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Crusty Nutsack posted:would you like a 2br 1 ba home that will erode into the sea soon? only $735k! s'cool. you live there for a few years then you sell it to Aquaman for $900k.
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Chef Boyardeez Nuts posted:Sustainable.png what is this -- median price and # of units of supply?
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cool av posted:what is this -- median price and # of units of supply? Black= assessed value Grey= taxes Zero improvements made in that time.
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Lastgirl posted:https://twitter.com/doctorow/status/1532785118544334849?s=20&t=YIGcXm_XDi1pLl5K2w0uqA hoping this guy is correct i want a house!!!!!!!
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anime was right posted:hoping this guy is correct i want a house!!!!!!! whoa, me too! high five comrade let’s give our spirit energy to Goku
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https://twitter.com/doctorow/status/1532785097149140994 Imagine?
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Lastgirl posted:https://twitter.com/doctorow/status/1532785118544334849?s=20&t=YIGcXm_XDi1pLl5K2w0uqA is there any indication that housing prices are doing anything other than plateauing there
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the city commission here is getting called out for addressing the the affordable housing crisis by building a bunch more housing. quote:We would like to pose a question to the Bozeman City Commission. Imagine we could wave a magic wand and dramatically increase Bozeman’s housing supply overnight. Let’s say we could wake up tomorrow to 1,000 new units of all kinds of housing. Do you think the average housing price would decrease?
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hit da bricks susan!!!
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Xaris posted:is there any indication that housing prices are doing anything other than plateauing there can confirm that the sac market is just slowing down its insane rate of explosion a little tiny bit, maybe
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there's still only like 1 not-absolute-garbage 2BR unit on the market every couple of weeks in my area and it gets immediately snapped up for 20% over. some of the absolute-garbage units are staying on the market, though, which is...something?
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cool av posted:
Offer 20% below asking.
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dump this old bitch in the ocean
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Do we have a homesteading or home construction threads? I've decided my only option is to buy 5 acres and tent it until I can scrape enough material to build a cabin.
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There are a few but they always peter out and fall off the front page of whatever subforum they're in. You can get 5 acres for $5k in Blanca, CO but the crime is crazy out there and it's over an hour to Pueblo. But if you want absolute, refined crazy people, you can't do much better than the San Luis Valley. E: Hobbies, Crafts, and Housing subforum, between AI and Pet Island. CRUSTY MINGE has issued a correction as of 01:43 on Jun 6, 2022 |
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Xaris posted:is there any indication that housing prices are doing anything other than plateauing there If you read the rest of thread, he’s arguing that a substantial part of the current housing bubble has been driven by homeowners holding on to multiple properties and taking out additional loans on the equity to make payments, under the assumption that equity will continue to increase. It’s not clear to me exactly how much this is the case, as at least where I am the bubble is also driven by single-home new-tech-money buyers getting in bidding wars over a relatively limited supply. I guess we will see…
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the housing crisis of 08 led to mostly flat prices in high demand areas but crashes everywhere else. i imagine places like portland, bozeman, and austin will continue to stay elevated or maybe dip a little bit. phoenix will probably eat major poo poo again.
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anime was right posted:the housing crisis of 08 led to mostly flat prices in high demand areas but crashes everywhere else. i imagine places like portland, bozeman, and austin will continue to stay elevated or maybe dip a little bit. phoenix will probably eat major poo poo again. Phoenix also has the whole 'no water' thing staring it in the face
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i think the data shows for 2008 crash: Seattle went down https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ATNHPIUS42644Q Austin stayed flat https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ATNHPIUS12420Q Portland went down https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ATNHPIUS38900Q San Francisco went down https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ATNHPIUS41884Q LA went down https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ATNHPIUS31084Q Denver stayed flat https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ATNHPIUS19740Q Ornery and Hornery has issued a correction as of 02:02 on Jun 6, 2022 |
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her home was 112k in 1979, which is like 475k today, which is still a lot of money, but obviously well below the median for her city
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anime was right posted:the housing crisis of 08 led to mostly flat prices in high demand areas but crashes everywhere else. i imagine places like portland, bozeman, and austin will continue to stay elevated or maybe dip a little bit. phoenix will probably eat major poo poo again. Sacramentos houses went to complete poo poo, all the 600k listings now were sold back then for 128-250k. IF a crash happens again here (it won't, the state government will immediately step in to maintain house prices) it wont be the same as 08, as we didnt have a third of the bay area crawling up our asses with remote work options. not to mention a loving ton of cash rich investor businesses will immediately hoover up the now highly cheap properties fellow millenials and those younger do not trust to hope. we have been absolutely ratfucked and the best you can get is a barely affordable shithole in a place no one wants to live OR learn to code Ammanas has issued a correction as of 03:47 on Jun 6, 2022 |
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The thing I'm noticing is a huge uptick in listings, not necessarily rock bottom prices or anything. That could take awhile.
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only things above 800,000 are sticking around here. don’t have to bid 150,000 over anymore though and don’t have to waive everything.
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The Demilich posted:Do we have a homesteading or home construction threads? absolutely do not buy a place to live that lacks a pipe to carry your turds far far away from you, esp if you're interested in growing your own food lol
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the old can live in retirement communities or whatever. Take their homes.
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Grand Theft Autobot posted:The thing I'm noticing is a huge uptick in listings, not necessarily rock bottom prices or anything. That could take awhile. theres bound to be a micro cycle involved where prices drop a little to meet the upper echelon of the desperate or economically secure.....until people start losing their jobs and/or private equity loses a fuckton of their money printer funds
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My gfs parents sold this week and had to accept under asking and held 3 open houses. This is 45 minutes from Seattle.
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who tf is buying a house for these prices and w these interets rates i checked to see how much it would be if i got a loan today and its $800/month more lol 
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actionjackson posted:her home was 112k in 1979, which is like 475k today, which is still a lot of money, but obviously well below the median for her city lol with such a cheap bungalow she shouldn't have any right to demand anything
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BIG-DICK-BUTT-gently caress posted:who tf is buying a house for these prices and w these interets rates I don’t know because 400k at 5.5% is like $12k more a year in interest than 400k at 3%
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err posted:My gfs parents sold this week and had to accept under asking and held 3 open houses. This is 45 minutes from Seattle. 45 minutes from Seattle is no longer Seattle
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The Demilich posted:Do we have a homesteading or home construction threads? I have a buddy who did this. He bought a 5 acre share of a 40 acre land co-op financed by another coop member.. His first kid was born in a dwelling with walls made of sheet plastic stapled to an A frame of 2x4s. A year later he had finished a proper cabin to move into where they lived for 12 years before he decided that his kids spending their teenage years in the woods may not be the best developmentally and moved to a nearby town.
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