The trend I'm seeing is 10 to 100 acre bottom land homesteads that date back to the Covered Wagon Days getting converted to Apartment buildings / covered parking /commercial shopping spaces.walkingstick » 05 Sep 2022, 4:49 am » wrote: ↑ do not buy!!! home prices are crashing. sellers, get what you can!!!! before prices crash by over 77%. for people who own their homes (no debt). who cares. laugh at the suckers.
walkingstick » 05 Sep 2022, 4:49 am » wrote: ↑ do not buy!!! home prices are crashing. sellers, get what you can!!!! before prices crash by over 77%. for people who own their homes (no debt). who cares. laugh at the suckers.
There's a housing shortage in this country, clownGHETTOBLASTER » 05 Sep 2022, 6:44 am » wrote: ↑ The trend I'm seeing is 10 to 100 acre bottom land homesteads that date back to the Covered Wagon Days getting converted to Apartment buildings / covered parking /commercial shopping spaces.
In order to develope the bottom land....$ $ MLLIONS are spent on site prep / fill and drainage work before any work goes into the structures themselves.
It's very depressing to watch.
Effeminately raised twerps like you have no desire to live in a single family home where you have yard and structural maintenance because it infringes on the time you would much rather spend inside your safe and sterile sardine can apartment watching TV and playing video games.

How many hours did you spend eyeguzzling FOX or OAN last week?GHETTOBLASTER » 05 Sep 2022, 7:03 am » wrote: ↑ Effeminately raised twerps like you have no desire to live in a single family home where you have yard and structural maintenance because it infringes on the time you would much rather spend inside your safe and sterile sardine can apartment watching TV and playing video games.
building moratorium in oregon. people are forced to sleep in tents. lack of housing forces prices up. portland building slum apartments for the middle class.GHETTOBLASTER » 05 Sep 2022, 6:44 am » wrote: ↑ The trend I'm seeing is 10 to 100 acre bottom land homesteads that date back to the Covered Wagon Days getting converted to Apartment buildings / covered parking /commercial shopping spaces.
In order to develope the bottom land....$ $ MLLIONS are spent on site prep / fill and drainage work before any work goes into the structures themselves.
It's very depressing to watch.
...but let's keep sending in millions of Illegal aliens and Hobos because "Diversity Makes Us Stronger" and "We Are All Inclusive"..Comrade....walkingstick » 05 Sep 2022, 8:04 am » wrote: ↑ building moratorium in oregon. people are forced to sleep in tents. lack of housing forces prices up. portland building slum apartments for the middle class.
[but it's been 20 years since I drove through there]. No questions, dick sucker.
The US has, roughly: 100 million single family homes, and 5.2 million multifamily residential buildings (everything from duplexes to large high rises), containing 40 million housing units.
No questions, dick sucker.Blackvegetable » 05 Sep 2022, 7:25 am » wrote: ↑ How many hours did you spend eyeguzzling FOX or OAN last week?
You are both talking about elements of the same elephant in the room. He is pointing to the planned repurposing of our best small-farmland. You are talking about a scam to benefit the rentier class in cities.walkingstick » 05 Sep 2022, 8:04 am » wrote: ↑ building moratorium in oregon. people are forced to sleep in tents. lack of housing forces prices up. portland building slum apartments for the middle class.
Do you have any idea how much housing data I'm subjected to every year?Cannonpointer » 05 Sep 2022, 8:20 am » wrote: ↑ The US has, roughly: 100 million single family homes, and 5.2 million multifamily residential buildings (everything from duplexes to large high rises), containing 40 million housing units.
140 millions residences; 330 million people; ought, carry the naught, cyphered sideways on the dewey decimals, comes out to HOOIEEE! And average of 2.3 people per dwelling.
QUICK!!!! Someone build enough HOUSES!!!!!
5X, are you saying this is trivial?Blackvegetable » 05 Sep 2022, 8:30 am » wrote: ↑ Do you have any idea how much housing data I'm subjected to every year?
Housing stock is neither permanent, nor fungible.
That is why rents where I live approach those of "hot" markets like Austin and Nashville.
No questions, dick sucker.Blackvegetable » 05 Sep 2022, 8:30 am » wrote: ↑ Do you have any idea how much housing data I'm subjected to every year?
Yes, democrat cities use their political machines' bureaucracies to create LOCAL housing shortages and protect the rentier class - thanks for noticing, fruitcake.Blackvegetable » 05 Sep 2022, 8:30 am » wrote: ↑Housing stock is neither permanent, nor fungible.
That is why rents where I live approach those of "hot" markets like Austin and Nashville.
they went up 200%. 77% is market correction still being more valuable than before the 200% increase hit. stfu.walkingstick » 05 Sep 2022, 4:49 am » wrote: ↑ do not buy!!! home prices are crashing. sellers, get what you can!!!! before prices crash by over 77%. for people who own their homes (no debt). who cares. laugh at the suckers.
I live in NH, Bonehead.Cannonpointer » 05 Sep 2022, 9:12 am » wrote: ↑ No questions, dick sucker.
Yes, democrat cities use their political machines' bureaucracies to create LOCAL housing shortages and protect the rentier class - thanks for noticing, fruitcake.
Outside of your retarded and corrupt strongholds, much of America is OVER-built. And we have seen this before - and we have seen where it leads.
Walkingstick, of course, knows that house prices will crash over 77%. He must have some really great sources... or he is just full of it, as usual. If house prices go down 20% and interest rates go up to 8%, you are likely paying more on a 30 year mortgage.walkingstick » 05 Sep 2022, 4:49 am » wrote: ↑ do not buy!!! home prices are crashing. sellers, get what you can!!!! before prices crash by over 77%. for people who own their homes (no debt). who cares. laugh at the suckers.
I'm not looking for pen pals, ****.
The Supply & Demand situation in housing?