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Thread: So this is what 1.5+ mil buys in my area

post 1520653451 09-26-2017, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
Something seems sketch in all the houses...I didnt know only one construction company or designer can perform all the new build neighborhoods in a city
This is just one area. New homes are only being built in nicer looking neighborhoods. Realistically the cheapest place you could find is around $500k and those look like crack dens. I wouldn't live in them even if I got paid to 100% srs.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
This is just one area. New homes are only being built in nicer looking neighborhoods. Realistically the cheapest place you could find is around $500k and those look like crack dens. I wouldn't live in them even if I got paid to 100% srs.
Fuark come to charlotte then...pretty damn cheap if you get here

I had to leave the DC area due to cost of housing
post 1520653771 09-26-2017, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
This is just one area. New homes are only being built in nicer looking neighborhoods. Realistically the cheapest place you could find is around $500k and those look like crack dens. I wouldn't live in them even if I got paid to 100% srs.
SRS Question, why stay in Seattle? I know most people stay around those areas because they have a baller job at a major company like Microsoft, but if you arent raking in the dough why not move to a more manageable area?
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post 1520654011 09-26-2017, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted By FlexLex⏩
SRS Question, why stay in Seattle? I know most people stay around those areas because they have a baller job at a major company like Microsoft, but if you arent raking in the dough why not move to a more manageable area?
I don't know how it is in new jersey but in the pnw people like to complain a lot but deep down will never actually address the root of the problem. I am a product of my environment don't be too disappointed.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
I don't know how it is in new jersey but in the pnw people like to complain a lot but deep down will never actually address the root of the problem. I am a product of my environment don't be too disappointed.
Im actually in Philly now, but most people on the East Coast have no loyalty here and a lot go out to the west coast. I myself likely will move out to the mountain west at some point just because its a bit cheaper in a lot of areas and a bit more scenic, plus traffic here is ass.

But dont get how you ok with those prices. Philly is my no means cheap but you can at least get affordable housing. Im in the process of leasing a 1 bedroom with 2 garage parking spots, 14ft ceilings, a sunroom, french doors, pool, gym, guard, etc for $1300... and there are a lot of options even cheaper...

Id love to move to the Pacific coast but cant fathom paying that much on rents.
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post 1520654861 09-26-2017, 07:17 PM
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Would be like $300,000 here.


$1,500,000 could buy you 10,000 sqr ft on a few acres. Only know this because I just looked it up.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
I guess houses are just being built vertically because the shortage of land. It is only going to get worse I imagine.






It's pretty cool I must admit. There are showers now that you can control the water temp to the nearest 0.1 F degree with a digital interface instead of a knob.
Cool and all but if you were at Home Depot picking out what you're installing in the house and you see the numbers keep climbing, pretty soon the voice activated 0.1 F degree shower valve looks like it's going back.

What's next, a toilet with bluetooth that keeps track of the number and size of your chits?


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post 1520655071 09-26-2017, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
Fuark come to charlotte then...pretty damn cheap if you get here

I had to leave the DC area due to cost of housing
DC would be a nice spot to be at. At least the good areas. The other areas look sketchy as fukk.
Originally Posted By FlexLex⏩
Im actually in Philly now, but most people on the East Coast have no loyalty here and a lot go out to the west coast. I myself likely will move out to the mountain west at some point just because its a bit cheaper in a lot of areas and a bit more scenic, plus traffic here is ass.

But dont get how you ok with those prices. Philly is my no means cheap but you can at least get affordable housing. Im in the process of leasing a 1 bedroom with 2 garage parking spots, 14ft ceilings, a sunroom, french doors, pool, gym, guard, etc for $1300... and there are a lot of options even cheaper...

Id love to move to the Pacific coast but cant fathom paying that much on rents.
I actually had a job offer in SF a few months back...looked at cost of living and nearly had a heart attack. Everywhere in the west has insane rent. I imagine anywhere worth living in the east is the same deal. Like people who pay $5k/month for a closet sized studio in nyc.
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Holy chit!

1.5 mil here can buy you a small ranch. There an 800 acre plot just north of me going for about that much. With a house included, you can still get a nice house on up to 100 acres.
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Originally Posted By SYKO227⏩
Cool and all but if you were at Home Depot picking out what you're installing in the house and you see the numbers keep climbing, pretty soon the voice activated 0.1 F degree shower valve looks like it's going back.

What's next, a toilet with bluetooth that keeps track of the number and size of your chits?


In b4 it's already out there.
You are telling me you don't have a voice command bidet that you can sync over bluetooth? Can you really even call that living?
post 1520655371 09-26-2017, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Firefightn24⏩
Would be like $300,000 here.


$1,500,000 could buy you 10,000 sqr ft on a few acres. Only know this because I just looked it up.
Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
Holy chit!

1.5 mil here can buy you a small ranch. There an 800 acre plot just north of me going for about that much. With a house included, you can still get a nice house on up to 100 acres.
I don't need 100 acres. 2-3 acres would be nice though anything more would just be a hassle to maintain imo.
post 1520655521 09-26-2017, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
DC would be a nice spot to be at. At least the good areas. The other areas look sketchy as fukk.






I actually had a job offer in SF a few months back...looked at cost of living and nearly had a heart attack. Everywhere in the west has insane rent. I imagine anywhere worth living in the east is the same deal. Like people who pay $5k/month for a closet sized studio in nyc.
Nah man, not even close. NYC and DC are prettty much the only super expensive areas on the East Coast. like i said you can get a decent 1bed around here for $1100 or so, a studio for even less, just not in the city center.

Anything more than 1800 for renting a 1 bed IMO is ridiculous.... no matter where you are at.
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post 1520655601 09-26-2017, 07:25 PM
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Is your area ballard?? I think I recognize those types of houses lol
post 1520655741 09-26-2017, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted By iiSteve⏩
Is your area ballard?? I think I recognize those types of houses lol
Fukking wizard over here. I am in ballard but these houses are in kirkland. I don't like living here anymore. Been here for years and now it is being over run by hipster weirdos.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
No snow but rains all the time.
vancouver?

because that house would cost 2.5M+ in vancouver lol
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post 1520657861 09-26-2017, 07:49 PM
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I moved to cali, but gdamn i miss washington, our state has some nicest looking neighborhoods that modernity has created. I dont know if said you dont like living in washington or that area, but the grass is greener on the other side anyways. Orrrrr you can slight downgrade to Bellevue, which I liked alot. Not tacoma though. Never tacoma.
post 1520658491 09-26-2017, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted By iiSteve⏩
I moved to cali, but gdamn i miss washington, our state has some nicest looking neighborhoods that modernity has created. I dont know if said you dont like living in washington or that area, but the grass is greener on the other side anyways. Orrrrr you can slight downgrade to Bellevue, which I liked alot. Not tacoma though. Never tacoma.
I meant just ballard. Want to move somewhere east like lake front kirkland or mercer island. Which happens to be some of the most expensive suburbs in the state. Don't like being so close to downtown anymore. So many weirdos everywhere. I still love the general area though. Rather kill myself than move to tacoma or eastern washington. Been eyeing the san jose area actually. Looks pretty nice and has that small town feel I like.
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I don't believe you that those go for 2 mil in a Seattle area suburb.
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Originally Posted By stardewvalley⏩
I don't believe you that those go for 2 mil in a Seattle area suburb.
There are houses that go for like $8+ mill in the really nice areas. I am not even joking google it.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
There are houses that go for like $8+ mill in the really nice areas. I am not even joking google it.
I am from the area. My parents own property there.

Even in Wallinford, Fremont, Greenlake, you can pull a decent spot for a million.

The only one that stood out from your lot is the last house.

Link the address to where you got the pictures.


lol, found some houses in the area...

https://www.openlistings.com/p/1224-...kland-wa-98033

blatant misrepresentation of the market you quack

the 1.5 mil ones are gorgeous on the inside
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Strong lego houses

Sure excessive windows looks great in the preview of the house but wtf, it's like a viewing screen into the zoo exhibit that is your house
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Originally Posted By stardewvalley⏩
I am from the area. My parents own property there.
The houses are in lakeview kirkland. Houses there start at 1.5+ mil. If you want actual prime location next to downtown you are looking at $8+ mill.

Yeah I bet your parents own an old house in an old neighborhood. Talking about new houses if you read the thread.



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Not even going to post what you could get around here for 1.5 mil... you'd rage.
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$3.5mil tear-down in Vancouver.
1 bed, 1 bath, 1600sqft, 4400sqft lot


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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
The houses are in lakeview kirkland. Houses there start at 1.5+ mil. If you want actual prime location next to downtown you are looking at $8+ mill.

Yeah I bet your parents own an old house in an old neighborhood. Talking about new houses if you read the thread.



Buy in Maple Valley or Hobart and live like a (redneck) king.
Around 6 years ago there was a property in Hobart that was $500,000 for 10 acres and had 2 houses on it. I wish I bought it. Being so close to Issaquah and Maple Valley its probably worth almost double now.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces⏩
Suburb 10 minutes from downtown seattle.
lol its always libcuck counties that are the hardest to live in for the middle class and up
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Why do you feel the need for such a big fuking house in the first place OP? Unless you are going to have a big family I see that chit as a total waste. I want a nice size kitchen and bathroom other than that I don't give a fuk. To me it is just more space to fill with expensive furnishings and more crap I have to clean.
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Seattle is ****ing expensive nowadays, almost as bad as nice parts of LA and SF, except with uglier fatter people and **** weather.
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Those prices are more or less what we have to pay for in most of B.C. and Toronto. Didn't know it was that bad in Seattle already, figured most of Cali/NYC and small pockets of places in the U.S. were bad, guess more places along the coastlines were starting to catch up.
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