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Homes in NL, and EU in general are about 2-5x the price of an American home.
by 0xfeba 9y ago
Homes in NL, and EU in general are about 2-5x the price of an American home.
- ashelmire 9y agoCompared to where? The median house value in LA is nearly 50% higher than in Amsterdam. SF and NY would be worse, as would many other areas. Sure, a house in the middle of nowhere or shit areas in the US is cheap, but any desirable area is expensive.
- softawre 9y agoAs somebody that lives in a "shit area", can you find a new adjective? I love the Midwest, my money goes WAY further here working remote for a California company, not to mention all of the other benefits. Not bashing LA/NY or those who choose to live there, but stop bashing us.
- jstarfish 9y agoAnyone who measures their commute in terms of hours because they can't afford to live closer to work lives in a "shit area." Temecula is a shit/middle of nowhere area if your closest employment options are in LA. Nobody said anything about the Midwest being shitty.
- applecrazy 9y agoSlightly off topic, but since you work remote, how is internet connectivity there? Are you able to get decent speed for a reasonable price, or is it as bad as some say?
- fjsolwmv 9y agoYou live in the "middle of nowhere", not a "shit area" , one supposes.
- ashelmire 9y agoI said "in the middle of nowhere or shit areas". Since you're on a tech site, I assume you are familiar with how the word "or" works.
- astura 9y agoMeh, I live in beautiful New England, certainly not in the middle of nowhere, and housing here is affordable. I paid under $200,000 for a 1,600 square foot house and there's cheaper options if I were aiming for more affordable. Mu parents live 200 miles away and their 1400 sqft house is worth around $115,000. Pretty much anywhere outside a few areas is affordable.