3 ms·
If you weren’t able to read the article, it’s probably not helpful to respond to it. Would you review a movie you haven’t seen?
by WoodenChair 3y ago
If you weren’t able to read the article, it’s probably not helpful to respond to it. Would you review a movie you haven’t seen?
- mgaunard 3y agoYou're speaking as if web journal articles had meaningful content in them beyond the headline -- you must live in a parallel universe. Anyways, it remains factual that around 6% is standard throughout the developed world. It makes the market illiquid, as you need to wait for the value of the property to increase to make back those costs, which is a main driver of the real estate market inflating so much.
- WoodenChair 3y agoActually the article has statistics and sourced infographics backing up its point. You can’t challenge those because by not reading it you haven’t seen them… So I’m left either trusting the Wall Street Journal or the anecdote of someone who didn’t read the article. Gonna go with the former in this case.