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Yep, but the talk from above is about "transitory inflation". Maybe it is, but I agree sellers will drag out inflated prices as long as possible. I'm curious
by archsurface 5y ago
Yep, but the talk from above is about "transitory inflation". Maybe it is, but I agree sellers will drag out inflated prices as long as possible.
I'm curious about US price of land. I looked into building a place in the UK, and the price of land alone was a blocker.
- fy20 5y agoThe UK has a high population density, and a lot of land is still owned by old nobility who don't really care to sell it. In the rest of Europe prices are much lower, I'm currently building a house in Northern Europe on the outskirts of the capital (within city limits) and we paid €30/m2 for the land in 2019.