Potentially eyeing Chicago if this housing market stays ridiculous 👀
Primary target Seattle area increasingly looking out of reach
Really anti-excited about potentially moving back to snow land 😑
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There’s really nowhere on this planet I particularly want to live. Definitely nowhere that attracts me more than the price tag.
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Apparently 30% of homes are being bought by investment firms.
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I’m personally pretty flexible and willing to slum it’s almost anywhere, but wife and cats have Lifestyle Expectations
Most people with exciting opinions on location tend to be single. Partners, children, eldercare constraints, and pets add progressively tighter constraints.
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You can move anywhere despite these constraints of course, but it takes progressively exponentially increasing cost, complexity, and energy, so in practice everybody rushes to Schelling points that represent a decent band 9f acceptable tradeoffs and drives up costs there
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Moving to Austin is currently P though the window is closing. Moving anywhere else is NP. Moving out of the US is PSPACE.
Anywhere seems P if you’re already there, which is why people love suggesting wherever they are. They forget path dependence.
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I’m frankly tired of this problem of where to live and how, and wish it would just go away, but the problem isn’t yet tired of me apparently
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Move to Seattle! It's totally worth it and housing isn't as bad as the bay area realistically.
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Stay patient! The right one will end up with your name on it. The Seattle market is [slowly] shifting.



