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It's fear driven advertising with no meaningful information. They don't mention the cities and I wasn't able to find them. The article is chock full of links ot
by tmh88j 4mo ago
It's fear driven advertising with no meaningful information. They don't mention the cities and I wasn't able to find them. The article is chock full of links other zillow articles, their own products and 3rd party advertisers.
- jeffbee 4mo agoOk, but your doubts were factual. If you wanted to offer a more convincing doubt about the method, I suggest complaining about their treatment of mix shift.
- tmh88j 4mo ago>If you wanted to offer a more convincing doubt about the method, I suggest complaining about their treatment of mix shift. I'm not trying to convince anyone who will agree on a data-driven premise without actually seeing the data. The article states that a record number of cities have $1m+ starter homes, but there's no easily accessible list of those cities. I couldn't find it, where did you see it? I gave up after clicking about 10 different links and only landing on another vague article or advertiser's product.