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ITS WORTH IT THO
ITS WORTH IT THO
CNBC made a list showing salaries needed to own a home in various cities
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Amerikan Melanin
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And it’s only gonna get worse.
Yeah, in San Diego, and I am in that range, I have no interest in buying a house, (if money were no object, than I would buy many), no children, no wife, no dependents, I may want to buy a condo at some point, even those are going to be about 500, for where I live.
For 400k-650k for a house, you are usually way out in the suburbs, or slums, it's just not the life I want or need to live. A friend of mine from my old neighborhood, did buy a place there for about 400, but he lived at his parents house for 15 years, prior, with three children. My generation graduated in 2004 and college in 2008, hardly any of us own property, that weren't already affluent from familial assets.
For 400k-650k for a house, you are usually way out in the suburbs, or slums, it's just not the life I want or need to live. A friend of mine from my old neighborhood, did buy a place there for about 400, but he lived at his parents house for 15 years, prior, with three children. My generation graduated in 2004 and college in 2008, hardly any of us own property, that weren't already affluent from familial assets.
wastedmermaid
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All places I don’t wanna live anyway
keep that high cost of living over there
keep that high cost of living over there
But I thought everyone was getting a minimum of 100k?U.S Bureau of the Census has the annual median personal income at $31,099 in 2016.[3] Inflation-adjusted ("real") per-capita disposable personal income rose steadily in the U.S. from 1945 to 2008, but has since remained generally level.[4][5]
Personal income in the United States - Wikipedia
Lakerman0834
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I can more than afford every city then
Mike Nasty
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Everyone mocks flyover states, but with those prices you could live in a castle and not deal with all the traffic.
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