Saw an interesting theory on X about our youths of today. They aren't in the 40,000 Dow market and they don't own a million dollar home as discussed elsewhere. They see the disruption and the end of the corruption and rigged markets as a chance to get in the game. They don't freak out at a market drop and want a housing crash
We? should have let nature run its course from 2007 to 2012. My wife and I were looking at inland homes in So Cal around 07 and you could look at the history of the rise and fall of the boom. They were getting back down to 300 K or so which was the deal - further commute for a bigger house and a lower price and great schools away from LAUSD
You can't find anything under 700K even in the outlands that is worth buying. Instead of letting it burn it was sold to hedge funds and they have kept the prices high and formed a rental society
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Saw an interesting theory on X about our youths of today. They aren't in the 40,000 Dow market and they don't own a million dollar home as discussed elsewhere. They see the disruption and the end of the corruption and rigged markets as a chance to get in the game. They don't freak out at a market drop and want a housing crash
We? should have let nature run its course from 2007 to 2012. My wife and I were looking at inland homes in So Cal around 07 and you could look at the history of the rise and fall of the boom. They were getting back down to 300 K or so which was the deal - further commute for a bigger house and a lower price and great schools away from LAUSD
You can't find anything under 700K even in the outlands that is worth buying. Instead of letting it burn it was sold to hedge funds and they have kept the prices high and formed a rental society
The kids are not all right