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If you read the article, it certainly isn't too sympathetic to the millenial home-seeker. It is mostly neutral to both the buying and selling side. At one poi
by kylestlb 9y ago
If you read the article, it certainly isn't too sympathetic to the millenial home-seeker. It is mostly neutral to both the buying and selling side. At one point they almost paint him as a hipster by describing what he's wearing - which includes a Schlitz belt buckle. They also raise questions of gentrification.
- alistproducer2 9y agoI disagree. The tone seems very sympathetic to the home-seeker. I got a "hard-working, salt-of-the-earth carpenter white kid hustles to attain the American dream." While old, prickly, angry black people jealously hold onto their homes. And by the way, for balance, an Italian guys feels the same way. This article sucked.