I think this is a major problem. Housing should at best maintain value relative to inflation, baring further investment (a fence, pool, out building etc.) Realistically housing would decrease in value without that investment regardless of how well it is built.
permitting is a nightmare and needs to be reformed. Safety regulations tend to pay for themselves over time.
I agree 100%. However, that doesn't mean over financialization won't cause problems in the future of real estate.
A lot of the hippies turned into Yuppies eventually. idk if the woke will turn into anything useful. Some of them will get their heads out of their asses and turn into productive members of society. but the others will just be like the chronically homeless.
The woke generation are going to become corporate security goons.
Forums are easier to read, that is why your A+H chan board wasn't used, Chan/Reddits are awful for actual conversation.
Dude I fucking hate that these shitty gimmick X accounts have like 20 million followers and make 10k a month.
It's still the "number one news source" for liberals.
I'd like to have proof that Social Security and Medicare are under attack. Trump has repetitively said they're not being touched. It would be literal suicide for any politician to seriously attack SS or Medicare.
That’s all well and good, but the people that create the onerous regulations that prevent new housing starts on the local level should still be stung up from lampposts by their ankles and beaten with sticks until they knuckle under.
During covid there was a shortage of building supplies now there is a shortage of skilled labor. Many industries exist that women are too lazy to do yet refuse to pay higher wages to compensate. I blame feminism.
I'm just surprised it isnt in arabic
Is he going to El Salvador?
This is how it works in Japan. It's a really good deal for the construction industry and for land owners (important if you live in an apartment), but not such a good deal for anybody else.
That's the price of trying to appeal to people with an inner monologue. But hey, atleast your impressions are real
you have to old, disabled or homeless to use ebt at fast food chains. the purpose is to help people who can't physically cook. able bodied people will be declined.
That wouldn't be very hard, basically every right wing account that isn't Ben Shapiro is a Jeet engagement farmer.
Slight PL but (apart from the maxim of Don't Talk Politics With Your Family) one of the main reasons I don't talk to my father about some things is he has exactly that; an inbuilt belief that the institutions are Good™, that any decision made by a governing body or an institution of power had a good reason behind it, because he himself makes decisions with good reasoning when in postitions of power. It's a selective theory of mind blindness where an otherwise smart man has no pattern recognition, and can rage against how an institution makes a terrible decision or some agency-wide corruption or poisonous ideology story drops in the media and then the next day have unshakeable, unexamined faith in the decision-making processes of it and that the people in it are making good decisions for good reasons. It's frustrating.
Not to mention building regulations and permits are worse than ever. The housing crisis has an really simple fix realistically, just gut all regulations to bare minimum on a federal level, and streamline all the paperwork. That would allow much more people to just build their own houses, which many would be willing to do, but just can't cause wall of paperwork and bureaucracy put in place, just so big development companies could earn more by forcing you to buy mexican handmade made houses, built from the cheapest materials, with tiny yards, at outrageous prices