Gen Z Can’t Afford the Rent

[Rekkapryde]

Stop spending frivolously frontin for social media and get a real

 

[Womb Raider]

Gen Z is weird as fukk but they didnt create the economic conditions of today.

They better learn how to cooperate with the opposite sex tho, single income aint cutting it in any half decent city

Cooperate with a woman

 

[Seoul Gleou]

welcome to the millennial club

 

[Redwood]

Millennials are sort of in this boat too.

 

[VelourSocks]

thread turned into some weird conservative nonsense

 

[chkmeout]

Mortgage is $1000 a month more than it was 2 years ago....

AARP nikkas are like just work harder bub...

 

[BrothaZay]

The other day thecoli told me they can't afford anything because they are busy taking trips and shyt.

That is why

 

[Fani Willis fan]

Mortgage is $1000 more than it was 2 years ago....

AARP nikkas are like just work harder bub...

They are working towards pricing “what was” the middle class out of the rental and homeowner market. Some people gonna move back to the hood, before they come and gentrify all that too..

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

You gotta be Gen X or something because you seem very much detached to the realities that millennials and younger generations face. My first apartment as an adult was a 1 bedroom & was less than 700 a month. In Charlotte. I was making like $20 an hour. This was more than a decade ago. But apparently some companies still want ppl working for the dub and less… but good luck finding a one bedroom for less than 1200 or a 2 bedroom less than 1600

Sorry, all that sounds like excuses.

If one job doesn't pay enough, get another that will, or, get a side-hustle.

That entire paragraph is nothing more than....

The 'realities' haven't changed, but Gen-Z thinks they should be treated different and are more concerned with what bathrooms they can/can't use.​

 

[Iceson Beckford]

Millennials are sort of in this boat too.

Well exactly…

Yet we’ve got wannabe boomers in here acting as if shyt is sweet. Even you homeowners aren’t as safe as you think.

Homeownership and being a Landlord is something that is being stripped away from the working & middle class.

Neither generation created this mess and if you look at any graph, people will realise this isn’t about holidays or spending because the entry point is too high regardless.

'Guppies' a new breed of under 40s who have 'given up on property'

'Guppies' are professionals in their under 40s who have 'Given Up on Property' due to the cost-of-living crisis, 15 year high mortgages and rising house prices.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[BrothaZay]

Stop paying these landlords and their absurd prices for mid apartments. If ya parents are okay with it and you're saving money, go for it.

I read somewhere that these new apartments are so expensive but cheaply built that they don’t have to fill up capacity in order to make a profit. I read it on thecoli tho so it’s prolly 100% false.

 

[Umoja]

Sad part is there are plenty of homes. Most people just drive by abandoned or dilapidated homes that could be fixed up. The government could pay to fix up and sell them.

Just like with most things, everyone is just chasing the newest build homes just because, even though a lot of them are crappy built subdivisions

In England.

First Homes scheme: discounts for first-time buyers​

If you’re a first-time buyer, you may be able buy a home for 30% to 50% less than its market value. This offer is called the First Homes scheme.
The home can be:

• a new home built by a developer
• a home you buy from someone else who originally bought it as part of the scheme

The First Homes scheme is only available in England.

I'm guessing that similar schemes exist elsewhere in the world. This isn't a matter of young people setting their sights too high. They are pushed into a particular direction.

You can even look at how against work from home these corporations are. Pretty much snuffed out the idea of people looking to buy their home in a remote area.

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

How old do you think millennials are? Just curious

25 to early 40s

 

[Iceson Beckford]

In England

Our situation is even worse, unlike America we don’t have multiple major cities to move to and our salaries are awful.




Yet we got clowns in here talking about nothing has changed

 

[Json]

Stop spending frivolously frontin for social media and get a real

UPS had to threaten to strike and the railroads couldn’t because of a 100 year old agreement.

Two infinitely important jobs in America

Jobs ain’t given over that money to afford a retirement let alone a house