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Houses and healthcare are very different from 2 decades ago.
by HDThoreaun 3y ago
Houses and healthcare are very different from 2 decades ago.
- tristor 3y agoYou're right. Healthcare is more cautious and more expensive. Housing is built to higher standards but with poorer quality materials, and uses more of the available lot area for covered square footage, but is still more expensive on a per square footage basis despite using poorer materials. Neither are remarkably different in utility, but both have seen astronomical increases in cost.
- littlestymaar 3y agoHealthcare is somewhat different, but also many things (if not most) haven't changed at all and have seen their price increase nonetheless. As for housing, only new housing has changed, old one mostly hasn't. Also if it's a somewhat bigger house but it's more remote from city center where people work, leading to higher commute times and expenses, is that supposed to be better or worse, how do you quantify that?