It’s creative to say the least..Niccaz better start doing drive byes over there to lower the property value..
Shooting in the air of course..
But people dont want rent control. It was just on the ballot and lost
Don't project other people's shyt on me, I'm my own man with my own experience. I don't get why you coming with hate. If you have a solution then offer it. Like I said, I think we need to grant people a right to property in this country, there's more than enough space for everyone if it weren't for the speculators and shytty landlords and everyone who buy up the properties to make a buck. I just don't know how to get from here to there.
He ain’t lying...it’s the same thing that happened where I grew up in the south burbs of chi
Because affordability and sustainability are two different things. There are a good number of black people that own properties, but don't keep them up, either due to mis-education or inability. Also it's often touted that you need to be a "family" (married with kids) to buy a home. The majority of black families are headed by a single mother and some just don't want the additional responsibilities of maintaining a home that doesn't include a maintenance service.I never understood why blacks don't buy the houses in their neighborhoods. I never realized it until I got older, but houses in Southside and Westside Chicago are dirt cheap. I'm talking less than $100k. I know some places are super expensive.q I understand jobs are hard to come by, but you can't get any better than that. That's the perfect opportunity to buy your neighborhood and keep it.
The power to own real estate is right under our nose
You know how you can best gentrifications? Owning your home... then you can tell the developers if they want your property the price of brick just went up..
You do know those have to be paid on an annual basis for homeowners, right? You really think all that remodeling isn't raising the property values of that area? Isn't that the point?
He ain’t lying...it’s the same thing that happened where I grew up in the south burbs of chi
Parents moved out to the burbs in 93’, block had a handful of cacs and mostly working class black folk. Late 90s/Early 2000s they tear down the projects and hand everyone and they mama a section 8 voucher to move to the burbs.
Fast forward 20 years it’s boarded up houses, shootings, 4 different families moving into the same couple houses every other month. Our house got burglarized after my folks been there damn near 30 years
That ain’t what my parents moved out the inner city for
