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If 60,000 people continue to move from there to Texas every year then 20 years from now when the area has lost over a million residents the housing prices might
by austincheney 9y ago
If 60,000 people continue to move from there to Texas every year then 20 years from now when the area has lost over a million residents the housing prices might well flatten organically. This madness is causing housing prices to climb in Texas though.
- tabtab 9y agoTell you what, we'll send all the jerks to TX and keep the non-jerks ;-)
- downrightmike 9y agoThen there wouldn't be anyone left.
- justherefortart 9y agoBut I was told Austin is the SF of Texas?!!?! I used to laugh my ass off at ignorant Californians that would say that. It's still fucking Texas.
- seabrookmx 9y agoIt's not a _terrible_ analogy though. I haven't been to all the major US cities but I got a bit of a Portland vibe from Austin. It's definitely not what I expected from my first time in Texas (I'm a West Coast Canadian).
- tabtab 9y agoLet's not get into the usual culture wars here. My comment was meant as a joke. My apologies if it offended anyone. Live and let live.
- rconti 9y ago"Everyone" has been fleeing California for as long as I can remember (and long before myself, my family, and most of my friends all moved here).
- isostatic 9y ago> housing prices might well flatten organically Presumably a big quake will do that