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19 o'clock posted:hmmm….company towns have historically been good, right? The Pullman neighborhood of Chicago just became a National Monument. There might be something behind that.
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“To help renters stay in affordable housing” Is that code for letting landlords off the hook for failing to keep the housing up to livable standards? No longer will slumlords have to spend any money at all on their units. Just force the tenants to stay. Where else can they afford to go?
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:
It’s an “affordable” burned out husk. Not one of those expensive burned out husks only investment buyers are looking at.
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Failson posted:Still looking at cheap houses in Nowhere, USA. Only $25k and a built in murder hobo attic den. What more could you want?
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They should definitely don’t it again. Must be a Pittsburgh thing, but I am not sure I want a rebuilt house nestled between two rotting hulks towering over it. Especially on a hillside to make things extra likely for catastrophic failure.
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sleep with the vicious posted:House prices cant crash in a modern financialized neoliberal western state - see canada, australia But I bet individual houses can crash, like down a cliff in California, or into the Ocean in Florida. I bet the price drops in that subdivision when that happens. So all people have to do is wait for climate change to ramp up its effects. Then they can buy a pile of rubble somewhere.
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Is there any chance that the commercial real estate market imploding would have secondary effects on the residential market? More layoffs means less workers, means less need for office space. Even if a company is going full Return to Office. Would seem to imply that things are unlikely to get better in the commercial space any time soon, especially if interest rates hold flat for an extended period of time. So are those groups holding residential properties and or apartments that would need to be sold to shore up loses in commercial properties? Or would investors fleeing commercial stuff just dump more money into residential, driving that up more?
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My wife’s cousin had one of those monstrous kitchen islands in a McMansion that they built. It was pretty bad, as you couldn’t open the dishwasher or oven at the same time (not sure why you would). And if either of them were open, you literally couldn’t get past, as they filled the entire space between cabinet and island. It was so dumb how narrow that space was to make room for this 5 foot across island (guessing, but it was huge).
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