Home ownership rates/average age of first home haven't really changed, though. There was a brief dip before the 2008 crash.
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I mean, you'd know the data better than me, but
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I bet that's true nationally, but also bet it's a bleaker story on the coasts I mean in St Louis I could probably buy a gorgeous house and pay it off in a year if I were frugal also for sure I'm exaggerating :)
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Obvious counter is that if it's true at the coasts (and what you really mean is 'Inside popular cities at the coasts') but not nationally it's not a sign of a bad economy but wonky supply/demand issues.
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unfortunately that's exactly what it seems to be I'm not trying to make a statement about the economy, I just wanted to update an Agatha Christie quote
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It’s all about REAL ESTATE. Even most economists seem totally clueless about this. Like land is just some commodity.
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hmm explicate / expand?
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monitors: $54/ft^2 (https://www.amazon.com/Sceptre-E205W-1600-Monitor-Speakers-Metallic/dp/B00S8W8QMG …) san francisco house: $1130/ft^2
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People from SF will copy humans onto computers first because it will be cheaper than paying rent.
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