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Have you accounted for development induced appreciation? Perhaps a similar home further from the city center would be a more suiting comparison? Anecdotally,
by engineer_22 6y ago
Have you accounted for development induced appreciation? Perhaps a similar home further from the city center would be a more suiting comparison?
Anecdotally, in central New York housing prices have gained only modestly. The 2008 financial crisis didn't have a large effect on prices here either. But... development in central New York is near zero.
- agent008t 6y agoGiven that good jobs remained in the city center, and commutes are not faster than they used to be, the point is not very relevant.
- engineer_22 6y agoI think that the internet has eliminated the commute for a lot of service sector jobs. I think that a lot of jobs remain in the city center only because that's the way the older generation has always done it.
- kevin_thibedeau 6y agoThe Amish are fleeing high land prices in Pennsylvania. There is development of a sort.
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