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In reply to the discussion: How California Became America's Housing Market Nightmare [View all]

Demovictory9

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25. people afford CA housing prices by rolling equity from prior house into new or two incomes paying
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Thu Nov 14, 2019, 02:07 AM
Nov 2019

large mortgage or parents helping kids with down payment

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How California Became America's Housing Market Nightmare [View all] ansible Nov 2019 OP
... and homeowner groups throughout the state are actively opposing new housing DBoon Nov 2019 #1
the 'I got mine, FUCK YOU' crowd Celerity Nov 2019 #6
Climate change, wildfires, & water scarcity might make CA uninhabitable soon. nt tblue37 Nov 2019 #19
I always wonder how people afford living in Cali D_Master81 Nov 2019 #2
Not everywhere in CA is the same. My wife and I live on the northern coast. 3/1 1552 sq ft for 205k. Garrett78 Nov 2019 #4
Same here. Two story home Polly Hennessey Nov 2019 #7
Those tv shows always surprise me. rownesheck Nov 2019 #14
What about property taxes in Texas? ansible Nov 2019 #24
people afford CA housing prices by rolling equity from prior house into new or two incomes paying Demovictory9 Nov 2019 #25
Where are they going to put them? LisaM Nov 2019 #3
Not only that, but where are they going to get the water for them? I agree with Nay Nov 2019 #5
Well, mostly bad. They are demanding infrastucture be in place for one thing. LisaM Nov 2019 #8
Most young professionals won't move to inland cities. Blue_true Nov 2019 #11
I get that, but there are liberal enclaves LisaM Nov 2019 #12
I agree with you that not everyone go to two universities. Blue_true Nov 2019 #15
You could change some states to purple - at least - with 10,000 new residents. LisaM Nov 2019 #17
Very true. roamer65 Nov 2019 #20
Apply that to any state. The same trend happens. Blue_true Nov 2019 #21
Correct. roamer65 Nov 2019 #22
Problem. Blue_true Nov 2019 #9
Well, they can't just spread out in Washington. LisaM Nov 2019 #10
Good thing they passed some rent control laws... VarryOn Nov 2019 #13
Those HGTV shows kill me... SKKY Nov 2019 #16
Rolf. Where do they find these fuckers. miyazaki Nov 2019 #23
My friend in Culver City, right on the edge of LA mokawanis Nov 2019 #18
Allow me to point out that one 'bad government' example ... to whit, Proposition 13 ... mr_lebowski Nov 2019 #26
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