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Often they’re not luxury, they’re “luxury,” which means 1970s shitbox with asbestos popcorn ceilings and a fresh coat of paint. Aka, it’s the price that’s luxu
by mixmastamyk 3y ago
Often they’re not luxury, they’re “luxury,” which means 1970s shitbox with asbestos popcorn ceilings and a fresh coat of paint. Aka, it’s the price that’s luxury, not the condo.
- turnsout 3y agoI guess it's all relative, but when I say "luxury condo" I'm thinking of $800k–$1M new construction with fancy appliances. Honestly not my particular taste. But when I see 30-somethings coming out of these buildings walking their dogs and pushing a stroller, I just can't figure out how the math works out.
- mixmastamyk 3y agoI was describing one for $750k. What you mention are two million in our neighborhood. Math sure doesn’t work for me even with a good job.
- turnsout 3y agoAt that level I think the only possible answer is generational wealth (must be nice)