Homebuyers need to earn 80% more than they did in 2020 to afford a home in today's market
Homebuyers need to earn 80% more than they did in 2020 to afford a home in today's market
Today's homebuyers need to earn six figures to comfortably afford a typical US home — an 80% jump from 2020.
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Your anecdote does not disprove the fact that nearly half a trillion dollars is estimated to have been frauded from the US Govt. via PPP and other Trump COVID policies
Then who should manage it?
Maybe, like, I dunno, affordable, community owned-and-managed housing, where living costs aren't determined by what color Corvette the landlord wants this year, would be a good start.
I have no desire to live in the projects. No thank you.
Lmao there's the mask off moment
That’s not a mask off moment. I have no interest in living in the projects. I’d rather rent a nice house in a nice neighborhood. I don’t want the government involved with my housing.
I do not want the government involved in my housing.
By default if the government owns it. It’s a project. That’s where the term comes from.
I have no need for the government to supply housing as the free market does a better job. I lived in government housing in the military. No thank you.
We'll just have to agree to disagree on that. The free market does a terrible job at providing housing. You must have just been lucky with your landlords before. The fact that this thread exists demonstrating how crazy high housing is shows that the free market isn't great for providing housing.
Never had any issues. I just paid the rent and was left alone. Typically used rentals when I moved to a new area until I bought. If I didn’t plan to stay, I rented until I moved.
The last thing I want is the government in the rental market.
yes, I will ignore the whole purpose of this conversation and instead let's focus on how much I hate people who don't look like me
I never said anything about people who look like me. God that is a racist thing to say
