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I think you're overlooking married millennials, many of whom are in their late 20's-late 30's and many of whom have no children, and many of whom are two-income
by BizarroLand 5y ago
I think you're overlooking married millennials, many of whom are in their late 20's-late 30's and many of whom have no children, and many of whom are two-income families.
A $400k home would be quite affordable if each of them were earning an average of $24/hr or more, which isn't too crazy.
- gizdan 5y agoWhat the sibling comment said, but also, the minimum wage is still $7.25, with some companies only now pushing this up to ~$15. For many, including married couples, $24 an hour is a pipedream.
- t-writescode 5y agoI, singularly, make far more than $48/hour ( which is 96k / year ); and, a 400k home is barely in _my_ price range, with the HOA and property taxes included.