ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
What are their goals? Why they need the residence there to pay so much money?
San Francisco has reached 'peak unaffordability'
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tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
*is in good standing in the BX*
Even if I had dough I'm not leaving where I'm at*
Even if I had dough I'm not leaving where I'm at*
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Thats the most ghettoest borough I heard
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
for the most part, but it depends on where you are. Some of those areas are low key the nicest in the city, but don't tell anybody I said that
They are making it hard to live on the coasts. Push poor people into bumfukk where the inbreds can fukk with us.
Vancouver is the worst in North America, Vancouver doesn't even have jobs thst pay well, at least San Fran and toronto do but still
Even town homes in torontobare like 7-800k and li yang from china is buying em
Even town homes in torontobare like 7-800k and li yang from china is buying em
Townhouses in Toronto (freehold) going for that price? I guess outside the city. Not here, though. We were looking for houses in the city and what you get for $750K is depressing.
Toronto is bad too in terms of pay vs home prices. Salaries have been stagnant for decades now.
zayk35
Superstar
We humans are easily the worst thing to happen to this planet since the big bang/creation..just greedy and treacherous I cant even say i wouldn't price gouge if the opportunity comes along
dterpsss
SOHH OG Class 2004
Overpaid? how so?
I'm in Vaughan for 800k you can get a semi fetachdd, a townhouse Is 600-750, condo 400k and above.
I wws looking for a condo andeven a 1bdrm 450 condo no parking in a decent area is 400k plus crazy maintenance fees
Toronto is bad but Vancouver is the worst, Vancouver has no bay Street, no big companies beside ea, average household income is 76,000, average rent is like 1,800 for a 1bdrm and th vacancy rate is so low.
Sad thing about Toronto, even 6 years ago everything was 50 percent of what it is today. A million dollar house was 500k, a 400k condo was 200k my folks bought their house for 550k in 2009, it's now worth 1.3 mill.
I remember being in college when you could get a brand new condo for 140k, and I'm only 31.
I eont know how people are affording it, any house over 500k you need 20 percent down
I wws looking for a condo andeven a 1bdrm 450 condo no parking in a decent area is 400k plus crazy maintenance fees
Toronto is bad but Vancouver is the worst, Vancouver has no bay Street, no big companies beside ea, average household income is 76,000, average rent is like 1,800 for a 1bdrm and th vacancy rate is so low.
Sad thing about Toronto, even 6 years ago everything was 50 percent of what it is today. A million dollar house was 500k, a 400k condo was 200k my folks bought their house for 550k in 2009, it's now worth 1.3 mill.
I remember being in college when you could get a brand new condo for 140k, and I'm only 31.
I eont know how people are affording it, any house over 500k you need 20 percent down
PartyHeart
All Star
Wow.
When you hear about the term "24hr community/city" shyt gonna get real. I spoke about it just today in the NYC gentrification thread. I have my eye on downtown Newark now because NYC real estate is just too unattainable now for the average person. Investors have their claws deep in our skin. I just entered a tentative contract for a condo (after being beat out by investors three times in NYC) and with God's grace it will go through.
305 E 140th St Apt 3 A, Bronx, NY 10454 - Home For Sale and Real Estate Listing - realtor.com®
This is in the Bronx. About a 10 min walk from the projects. People keep hoping for the "bubble" to burst but I don't think it would help much. My homeboy bought a few co-ops in the South Bronx and pleaded with people to do the same. I couldn't afford it at the time.
What do you mean by this? "When you hear the term 24 hour community/city shyt gonna get real"?
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
NYC has always been a 24 hour community. I don't know what he's talking about. Dude is the BX gentrification boogeyman. Way more has to be done than sell the 9 condos that they've allegedly sold.
First off, I'm a she.
Secondly, I'm referring to places that WANT to turn into a 24/7 community.
Third, keep thinking that you're immune. Do you have any idea of the money that is being pumped into the city? The investment movements...investment groups? A friend from college and her investment group (minorities) were laughed out of a meeting two years ago...and they have capital.
May take awhile, but no renter is truly safe. Unless you're in a rent controlled apt or on section 8 breh
