Black Homeownership

[MrFettuccinnePockets]

Black home ownership in the south is much higher.

 

[DonB90]

Im not going back down south
That shyt is a no-go, they got their own problems

Thank you. Tired of transplants to be honest

 

[ItWasMeThough]

Im not going back down south
That shyt is a no-go, they got their own problems

Idk about HOA’s

The south > Bakersfield. I been there for work and it’s nothing there but nature I went downtown and it was empty lol.

And at the facility I was at, there was only one black person. The rest were Latinos. And of course, many in management were white.

 

[Ol’Otis]

And at the facility I was at, there was only one black person. The rest were Latinos. And of course, many in management were white.

Same

But we’re comparing the south to Bakersfield

Of course I would choose the south

 

[FlimFlam]

Ive grown reluctant to even refer to locales as black communities. We don't have the political power to live where we want and o. perrpetually maintain our presence (by choice not happenstance) anywhere

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

Racism in America is always going to make black neighborhoods undervalued regardless of it they're nice or not. There's a major boulevard in my city that has a black neighborhood on one side and a white neighborhood on the other. The white side has iron fence gates cutting off the streets to it so you can't access it from the black side. It's literally the same neighborhood with the same size houses but the white side houses are valued at 800k-a mil and the black side houses are valued a 300k. The black side has a lake on it and white people own the houses on it and they're all valued at 800k-a mil. A million dollar home being across the street from a 300k home is illogical but so is racism.

I'm a perfect world black people would be renting their houses to the gentrifiers of this world and sitting in the suburbs collecting rent checks while their property values skyrocket.