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901.
by rcpt 4y ago
I use one to and it's absolutely great.
902.
by rcpt 4y ago
> an excess of jobs and money And speculation. Bay Area has the highest price to rent ratios in the US. Rent really hasn't changed that much since 2020 and if the betting stops it'd make sense to go back to 2020 prices (which i
903.
by rcpt 4y ago
That governs rent. But what we've seen with COVID is huge jumps in price to rent ratios.
904.
by rcpt 4y ago
Then don't work for juicero
905.
by rcpt 4y ago
> you invested the only money you ever invested entirely in the relatively brief period That's pretty common for a mortgage
906.
by rcpt 4y ago
For young people betting on the far future looks just as crazy as GME calls
907.
by rcpt 4y ago
But it also means that recent buyers might have stretched and won't be able to make payments. If stocks do badly or someone gets laid off they'll need to sell and downsize or rent
908.
by rcpt 4y ago
Low interest rate doesn't mean low monthly payment
909.
by rcpt 4y ago
Government is doing everything it can to prop up the assets of voters. MBS bailouts haven't stopped, Biden housing plan is all about subsidizing buyers, mortgage forbearance is as much as ever. Will it work idk but if there's one
910.
by rcpt 4y ago
Hawaii Big island you can decide your weather by simply driving to a higher elevation
911.
by rcpt 4y ago
Also fire month
912.
by rcpt 4y ago
Long Beach gets the most sea breeze south of Ventura
913.
Ask HN: Why do carpool apps always fail?
10 points by rcpt 4y ago|6 comments
914.
by rcpt 4y ago
> Tech has been Americas golden goose for the last decade I wish the federal government realized this so that they'd fix Bay Area housing
915.
by rcpt 4y ago
The website is a crypto ad making a big deal about the gold standard
916.
by rcpt 4y ago
On top of that it was published in Science. I'm completely stumped.
917.
by rcpt 4y ago
Exactly right.
918.
by rcpt 4y ago
It does. Once your pitbull mauls the neighbor kids you're not going to send it's DNA into their website. There's a huge sampling problem here.
919.
by rcpt 5y ago
Why do you think that OWS was killed by new "social engineering algorithms"? The US has had a strong anti-protest culture for decades. March in the street, for anything, and the response is near universal cynicism and derision of
920.
by rcpt 5y ago
There are awful homeowners to. Based on Nextdoor I'd wager the fraction of them is higher than the other groups
921.
by rcpt 5y ago
I don't follow
922.
by rcpt 5y ago
Huh yeah those minivans sure look nice. I bet they have attractive financing available at my local Kia dealership. I'll check it out today!
923.
by rcpt 5y ago
I'm the same deal as you. I don't really have any problems with it. I worked at a startup and titles are much fancier but you don't get to ship to a billion users. Also the infrastructure can suck real bad. Competing within a
924.
by rcpt 5y ago
wdym cultural infrastructure? I know nothing about France fwiw
925.
by rcpt 5y ago
California (rightly) prices in externalities of power generation https://haas.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/WP294.pdf
926.
by rcpt 5y ago
That solves a) through d) to.
927.
by rcpt 5y ago
You're talking about "impact fees" which are dumb for that reason. OP is more about land value tax
928.
by rcpt 5y ago
> There's not exactly acres of fields waiting to be tilled for living quarters https://www.thelacc.org/ Also, https://noparkinghere.com/ And I wonder how much space is lawns
929.
by rcpt 5y ago
Really doesn't matter how much we build if tax law continues to scream at everyone to reallocate everything they have into bets on land value
930.
by rcpt 5y ago
Yeah alpine climbing is what I was thinking about. That sport is too expensive for 19 year olds.

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