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Clearly the congestion pricing has amazing side effects as people now enjoy living in the city even more! /s On a serious note, the dollar lost about 10% of va
by r00fus 1y ago
Clearly the congestion pricing has amazing side effects as people now enjoy living in the city even more! /s
On a serious note, the dollar lost about 10% of valuation, and GDP is contracting .3% in Q1.
How this relates to property valuations isn't clear to me, but you can't say this is an apples to (big) apples comparison from the past year either.
- filoleg 1y ago> the dollar lost about 10% of valuation, and GDP is contracting .3% in Q1 > How this relates to property valuations isn't clear to me If I was a rich person living outside of the US, and I wanted to find a solid way to park my money in times of such uncertainty rn, I would probably want to invest in property in the US. It could be a complete nothingburger in terms of total numbers to cause such property value growth, but I am just saying.