What happens when the rent is unaffordable EVERYWHERE?

[Monsanto]

Since we are cowards and won't put the heat on the people setting the prices, we gonna move to vehicle living.

 

[Mega]

$1100 is amazing damn near a robbery for a 1 bed apt.

My spot is just under 2 racks for a 1 bd condo near Boston

It's renovated and next to the beach tho with public transit into the city close by.

Honestly leveling up in your city to settle down in a cheaper state is the move for young black professionals at this point

I am guessing you live in Revere by Wonderland station?

 

[concise]

People will live in communes.

 

[dr. pill biden]

we pay $1100 for a 3 bed in the midwest but that just makes it too easy to stay a renter when houses are high as fukk. i’ll own nothing and be happy

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

$1100 for a 3 bedroom lol. nikka I pay $2500 for a one bedroom

 

[UberEatsDriver]

People used to move south and take advantage of the lower cost of living. These days it’s getting expensive in the south too. Saw a 3 bedroom for like $1100 the other day.

This must be in Louisiana a 3 bedroom for $1100 up north is a gold mine find

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Corporations will start buying the properties for workers. You lose or leave your job, you lose the crib.

Companies did this before. They will do it again.

Will be riots eventually if we go down this road

I know ppl think ppl will accept it, and I used to agree

But housing is a major part of the American dream

And millennial ain't putting up with that

 

[UberEatsDriver]

At the end of the day americans want america to suburbanized to death. Keep throwing land away and rent prices will spike. Now suburbs are trying to look like cities these days. I’m seeing apartment buildings going up like crazy in suburbs

 

[TheJet]

nikkas would kill for a 3 bedroom for 1100 in Charlotte

Shiiddd....in NYC you'd be a king having a 3 bed for $1100

 

[UberEatsDriver]

$1100 is amazing damn near a robbery for a 1 bed apt.

My spot is just under 2 racks for a 1 bd condo near Boston

It's renovated and next to the beach tho with public transit into the city close by.

Honestly leveling up in your city to settle down in a cheaper state is the move for young black professionals at this point

Yea but this is part of the reason why cost of living is rising in these cheaper places. Why can’t the people that level up just own property where they are at?

Also Boston real estate has much more value than a lot of cheaper states so from a wealth perspective not only are you buying in a market you can afford but also investing in more valuable real estate

 

[Vandelay]

Will be riots eventually if we ho down this road

Companies did this before. They will do it again.

No they won't. Didn’t riot before. They're already coming back for some companies.

Company Towns | Themes | Slavery by Another Name | PBS

Find out what life was like in company towns created to house workers in remote locations where an individual company owned all the buildings and businesses.

www.pbs.org

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

No they won't. Didn’t riot before. They're already coming back for some companies.

Company Towns | Themes | Slavery by Another Name | PBS

Find out what life was like in company towns created to house workers in remote locations where an individual company owned all the buildings and businesses.

www.pbs.org

Nah bruh
I don't what happened then, I care about now

 

[Sohh_lifted]

There’s also a major food crisis coming, but brehs think constantly talking pawgs (while calling ppl Cacs) and having their loans paid off at the expense of others will help, when it will only speed up the chaos. The real answer is for us all to repent and turn away from our sins and seek out The Most High and trust in the sacrifice his son made that we may be forgiven of our sin and iniquity. Nothing else will help anyone (Serious).

Student loan cancellation will lead to food shortages, got it.

 

[justPa]

nikkas would kill for a 3 bedroom for 1100 in Charlotte

Word. I'm in university in a 2 br, looking for a 1 br to move into in July. Here or NoDa are my preference, but I know anything under $1300 probably isn't happening

 

[Cheesy]

To answer the thread title, if nobody can afford the prices, people won't rent and the rents should go down untill they do. That's the theory, in reality it'll propably take an insane amount of homelessness for it to actually turn out that way