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by harambae 5y ago
>secular generational trend of the millenials (the biggest generation ever) moving into prime housebuying years I see this argument repeated everywhere and I still don't believe it. What, did these Millenials just crawl out of a swa
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by harambae 5y ago
I just wanted to chime in (since you're being downvoted) that this is exactly what I'm doing and I viewed things roughly the same way as you. The difficult part is finding a reasonable plot of land. During housing booms (bubbles?)
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by harambae 5y ago
Ok, could be. Predicting the future is difficult, though. On most real-estate forums I followed in early 2020 the prediction was that Covid would cause real-estate prices to nosedive and the exact opposite ultimately occurred.
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by harambae 5y ago
According to the link it's because people have moved into cities that they are most at risk for climate-change-based disruption to their lives. "The frequency of torrential rain and storm surges is on the rise in big, densely popu
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by harambae 5y ago
Yeah Montana is actually wildly more expensive than Romania across the board. Some areas (like Big Sky) are on par with other luxury resort areas like Vail or Tahoe. But I see the posters point, the US is larger and more diverse than one Eu
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by harambae 5y ago
>As urbanization in the United States accelerates for many reasons, including climate change Studies actually show the exact opposite. "Rapid urbanization is making people more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, according
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by harambae 5y ago
>As far as I understand it, software engineers in the Bay Area have two common hobbies: indoor rock-climbing at Planet Granite and ballroom dancing also kiteboarding
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by harambae 5y ago
The human behavior here (slow rolling stop signs) at least in theory can prevent being rear-ended by someone who is used to everyone else in the area doing that (of course it's the rear-ender's fault in a crash... but still an ann
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Graphics card could be used to track you across web regardless of cookie(pcgamer.com)
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Ransomware affiliates discuss prison life amidst REvil arrests(cybernews.com)
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‘Don’t Weigh Me’ Cards Are Game-Changing for Doctors Appointments(self.com)
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A woman was virtually groped by gang of male avatars in Meta's metaverse(businessinsider.com)
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Housing Is the Fed’s Frankenstein, and It Won’t Be Easily Tamed(barrons.com)
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Sinking 1k NYC subway cars in Atlantic to create a reef didn’t go as planned(fastcompany.com)
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Can Medieval Sleeping Habits Fix America’s Insomnia?(theatlantic.com)
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San Francisco's open air heroin market(dailymail.co.uk)
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by harambae 5y ago
Ransomware really didn't seem to exist on a commercial level like it does now. Malware sure, but not Ransomware on the scale where the culprits have tech support to help the victims pay.
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Impoverished Afghan women receive emergency aid in crypto as Taliban limits cash(businessinsider.com)
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Canada’s Real Estate Bubble Is So Big Even a Crash Can’t Fix It(betterdwelling.com)
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Like a drone that you sit in – but would you feel safe?(bbc.com)
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‘Farms Are Failing’ as Fertilizer Prices Drive Up Cost of Food(wsj.com)
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The Bathroom of the Future Is Here: From High-Tech Toilets to Self-Filling Tubs(wsj.com)
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mRNA Boosters Don’t Block Omicron, South African Study Shows(bloombergquint.com)
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by harambae 5y ago
>500k at 3% interest and buy a dividend stock paying 6% Just curious, what dividend stock do you think will pay you 6% without very high risk? The closest I can think of to what you're describing is BP stock but with the recent rise
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31-year-old whose NFTs earned over $3M is one of highest-selling female artists(businessinsider.com)
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I used to be a 'tech bro' founder. After coming out transgender, it got harder(businessinsider.com)
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Israeli trial, world’s first, finds 4th dose ‘not good enough’ against Omicron(timesofisrael.com)
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Viral 'WTF' Crypto Coin Launch Immediately Devolves into Chaos, Pain(vice.com)
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Stop Fetishizing Old Homes(theatlantic.com)
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TikTok Stars Made More Money Than Many of America’s Top CEOs(wsj.com)
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