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California policy to not allow new development has almost nothing to do with the federal government foreign policy
Your economic system has everything to do with war hon.
California policy to not allow new development has almost nothing to do with the federal government foreign policy
Your economic system has everything to do with war hon.
Not necessarily. Millions live in Florida and Texas and real estate prices aren't anywhere near what they are in Cali or NY.
You're not looking at the policies that drive pricing so high. In California we have a combination of anti development (CEQA) laws and Prop 13 that discourage new building which forces prices up. In Texas, for example,when prices rise they just build more to meet the demand
Yes, but that's a bit like saying that millions more people own Ford Fiestas than own Bentleys.
So why doesn't enough population flow from California to Texas to equalize prices? The answer is that there are a whole lot of people who'd rather pay vastly more for the right to life in California than relocate to the Ford Fiesta of states.
California real estate is so expensive that families, retirees, and even tech workers are living in cars and vans
If I was a retiree, I would have been long gone from California?!!
[FONT=&]Cars are no longer just a means of transportation. In a time when rents are soaring and housing prices are on the climb, they're also doubling as a home.
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[FONT=&]Look no further than California, where the median price for a home is at a record high of $600,000 and sleeping in cars is a common occurrence. A recent Slate article explored the rising epidemic on America's West Coast and found that 15,000 people live in cars, vans, and RVs in Los Angeles alone, citing the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. That's not counting car dwellers in other expensive California cities, like San Diego and San Francisco.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/rea...living-in-cars-and-vans/ar-BBMfwgs?li=BBnb7Kz
Marva Ericson, who works as a nursing assistant, has been sleeping in her Kia for the past three months in parking lots around Santa Barbara, California, USA, USA, USA!!!
https://www.apartments.com/san-francisco-ca/
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So why doesn't enough population flow from California to Texas to equalize prices? The answer is that there are a whole lot of people who'd rather pay vastly more for the right to life in California than relocate to the Ford Fiesta of states.
Good. Everyone please leave.
A different way to think about it is that these people see living in California as so desirable (presumably thanks to the vibrant economy and high pay), that they'd rather live in California in a van than live in, say, Kentucky in a house. I find that fascinating.
see we need to up the minimum wage and build lost cost housing.
if you are willing to live in a car
how about building a mass of one room housing that include a kitchenette and a bath room
Low income housing should be a high priority
this is why I never sold my cali house when I moved to las vegas.
I knew I wanted to come back
I love having no house payment to live is some of the best weather in the world
Location, location, location
A different way to think about it is that these people see living in California as so desirable (presumably thanks to the vibrant economy and high pay), that they'd rather live in California in a van than live in, say, Kentucky in a house. I find that fascinating.
this is why I never sold my cali house when I moved to las vegas.
I knew I wanted to come back
I love having no house payment to live is some of the best weather in the world
Location, location, location
Except for the 6 million that moved to other states between 2007-2016.
I don't have a house payment, the weather is good, and there are very few of you leftwing assholes here. The few we do have are so few and far between we can ignore them.
I forgot. Where are you?
see we need to up the minimum wage and build lost cost housing.
if you are willing to live in a car
how about building a mass of one room housing that include a kitchenette and a bath room
Low income housing should be a high priority
If the economy is vibrant and has such high pay, why are people living in their cars?
Except for the 6 million that moved to other states between 2007-2016.