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post 1520644271 09-26-2017, 05:31 PM
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So this is what 1.5+ mil buys in my area

Looked for new houses built in a nearby suburb. They all have this square post modern styling and start at 1.5 mil and go up to 2. Didn't even want to look at the 'expensive' neighborhoods that have houses that start at 3+ mil.

How the hell do people afford housing these days? Looks like I am going to be an apartment dwelling pleb all my life. These families have to be clearing $300k+ a year. It sucks to be constantly reminded that you are poor. I should move to the midwest or some chit.






















post 1520644471 09-26-2017, 05:35 PM
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Looks like the new construction houses I saw in Australia.

But basically yeah you're on that #PlebLife unless you get a massive raise, get married, or buy affordable housing/off-market. California is a joke atm.

But the midwest is still very promising.
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post 1520644531 09-26-2017, 05:35 PM
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these ****ers making multi millions while here i am having to thank them cuz they gave me a 30 cent raise. just fuk
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That looks great OP, something like that is prob 3 mil in my area...


You gotta understand most people who buy sht like this probably had houses back when they were cheap and the value skyrocketed. That or inheritance.

Sure there are very successful people too but not everyone is a business owner pulling 500k
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I'm guessing it never rains or snows there?
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those houses are ugly as fuk
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
Looks like the new construction houses I saw in Australia.

But basically yeah you're on that #PlebLife unless you get a massive raise, get married, or buy affordable housing/off-market. California is a joke atm.

But the midwest is still very promising.
Looking around and every single house looks like this. It must be the new trend in construction or something. Older houses in terrible neighborhoods still cost like $500k+. I am talking places you wouldn't live in even if it was free. It is time to lay down and rot if you aren't some ceo 10k a day. I am old enough to realize I will never make that kind of money to buy a house built in the last 10 years. I think I should just take a trip to alaska and wander in the woods so I can die in peace among nature.
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post 1520645161 09-26-2017, 05:42 PM
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I like the looks of that last one but the others are putting a hurting on my vision.
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post 1520645171 09-26-2017, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Fishoilman
That looks great OP, something like that is prob 3 mil in my area...


You gotta understand most people who buy sht like this probably had houses back when they were cheap and the value skyrocketed. That or inheritance.

Sure there are very successful people too but not everyone is a business owner pulling 500k
This is the cheapest new development areas. There are 'expensive' areas that cost 2x. How the hell are there are so many rich people that entire suburbs are filled with multi million dollar homes?


Originally Posted By krawZe
these ****ers making multi millions while here i am having to thank them cuz they gave me a 30 cent raise. just fuk
I remember when they raised the minimum wage here a few years back, all the rich people were livid and protested like crazy. It was a few cents raise per hour.

Originally Posted By stevemckenna
I'm guessing it never rains or snows there?
No snow but rains all the time.
post 1520645231 09-26-2017, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted By MrQuint
I like the looks of that last one but the others are putting a hurting on my vision.
I like that last one. It is the only one that actually looks like a $2 million house.
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those are some nice ass houses. I will never live in anything that nice, but **** I like em.
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they all look the same
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location?
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
those are some nice ass houses. I will never live in anything that nice, but **** I like em.
Aside from the last house, the rest look like something from an catalog or magazine. It has that ultra trendy yuppie feel to it. I like the brick work in the last one for sure though. I guess it is the style these days. Every single new home being built looks like this for some reason.
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Where at brah? Weather looks nice too.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces
Every single new home being built looks like this for some reason.
most likely because of energy efficiency
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Originally Posted By shoelaces
Looking around and every single house looks like this. It must be the new trend in construction or something. Older houses in terrible neighborhoods still cost like $500k+. I am talking places you wouldn't live in even if it was free. It is time to lay down and rot if you aren't some ceo 10k a day. I am old enough to realize I will never make that kind of money to buy a house built in the last 10 years. I think I should just take a trip to alaska and wander in the woods so I can die in peace among nature.
I work in real estate and it's sickening that I"m behind the curve, while people who had the dumb luck to sell in 2007 and buy in 2012 now look like geniuses and are borderline millionaires now.

It's still possible to build equity in a home but it's far more competitive these days, whether you're trying to be an investor or just a home owner. In northern california, I've seen multiple homes for sale with at least 10 offers and ALL of them over the already inflated list price. Like w0t.....
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Originally Posted By ImUTI
most likely because of energy efficiency
It is weird seeing houses being built tall instead of wide. Looks like a cube.
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So move? I mean, you're saying housing costs are nuts, what's keeping you there? Plenty of places to live with reasonable housing.
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Might want to make the dive to the Midwest sooner than later as the transplants from the West Coast are skyrocketing the prices of land/houses there too, my house just jumped 50K in value the last year from this. I can tell you the living isn't bad in the Midwest takes some adjustment but there's a lot more room to roam around and have fun. If you still have that urge to be close to California look into the smaller towns bordering Reno as they're growing rapidly and real estate isn't too crazy yet.
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Originally Posted By meenman83
Might want to make the dive to the Midwest sooner than later as the transplants from the West Coast are skyrocketing the prices of land/houses there too, my house just jumped 50K in value the last year from this. I can tell you the living isn't bad in the Midwest takes some adjustment but there's a lot more room to roam around and have fun. If you still have that urge to be close to California look into the smaller towns bordering Reno as they're growing rapidly and real estate isn't too crazy yet.
But no jobs though. That's the only problem. If there were flourishing industries in the midwest I would have moved there a decade ago.

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So move? I mean, you're saying housing costs are nuts, what's keeping you there? Plenty of places to live with reasonable housing.
That's true but those places lack the same kind of job opportunities and lifestyles. I guess it is all a compromise.
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Also, but who was blinds
You are joking right? Most places have automatic curtains that roll down via remote control these days.
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Originally Posted By PeteJonesHTX
I already spend enough time in a cube at work, last thing I need is to fking live in one.
Don't forget to buy that cube car.... named Cube.

Get some nice houses here for that money and/or plenty of land and not just postage stamp land.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces
But no jobs though. That's the only problem. If there were flourishing industries in the midwest I would have moved there a decade ago.
Lots of corporations are migrating there soon as taxes aren't as high and not as many industrial restrictions. Brother bought a house in Dayton 2 years ago, now its already doubled in value as of 2 months ago. Plus greenery is legal now so it'll further drive up the economy as only several cities really benefit from Casinos.
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