Is this picture for real? (Housing prices around America)

[blckndyllw]

[Fuqdatass]

Pretty much. It's one of the reasons I stayed here after growing up in Connecticut

[foreverSNAFU]

Georgia has some aesthetic homes.

[aaron501]

you think thats bad?

you should come visit here

brb 1 bed flats 700 dq ft average is now £130k
2 bed houses 1000 sq ft average £180k

[soaponarope1]

Yeah basically. Used to live next to a 8000 sqft house with a detached 2000 sqft garage on 20 acres. 15 minutes outside a city with large university. Sold for 700k a few years back.

[bloodshotbrah]

Same in UK, London > everywhere else

Demand is high, supply is low, prices increase

[xam1996]

OP you have the same number of posts and rep power. Just wanted to say that

[cardioman_23]

lol no way in hell you get a property that large for 450k in newyork

[dannyg2127]

It is in certain places. In Philadelphia (which is on the cheaper end for east coast cities) I lived in a pretty crappy but 'up and coming' neighborhood for a bit. Right before I left there was a new house built next to ours, it was a row home probably 2 floors and finished basement. Right now it is on the market for $550,000. I hated living in that area, no parking and trash everywhere, it blows my mind the market expects people to buy at that price.

If you go 20-30 minutes outside the city in the suburbs you can get way bigger houses with a yard, garage, okay schools, and safer neighborhood for like 250-350,000. Higher property taxes but I still could never justify that price tag. Especially nowadays with uber where getting in and out of the city is so much easier that you really don't need to be right inside of it.

[tengotaco]

OP you have the same number of posts and rep power. Just wanted to say that

I'll rep him so he can respond

[Better Unborn]

yep

communist states like NY & CA have shacks for multi-million dollar prices. And absolutely retarded amount of taxes. Brb, you are never done paying mortgage essentially.

[BullittEV]

so OP doesn't understand property value. cool.

[greenleaf]

lol no way in hell you get a property that large for 450k in newyork

More like 4.5m in NYC.

[AGstrong]

"Toronto home prices soar a record 33%, pushing average house to $916,000"

[GnarlySheen]

That property would cost more than 450k in NY actually.

[EmmaW4tson]

And in CA and NY you can't shoot guns on your property amirite? Why live in the US if you can't do American stuff? Might as well live in England.

[anonymous]

you think thats bad?

you should come visit here

brb 1 bed flats 700 dq ft average is now £130k
2 bed houses 1000 sq ft average £180k

Rustles me so hard. But it's okay because now we are all richer! But fuk anyone trying to buy a house! Yay!


Too many people. Need a war. srs.

[JoshSP1985]

Yea that's pretty accurate serious, The Georgia house probably needs some repairs for that price but it's believable depending on condition.

[tank2003]

lol. yep. Go to Buckhead in GA and find some nice ass houses.

[JoshSP1985]

"Toronto home prices soar a record 33%, pushing average house to $916,000"

Sell while you can IMO that bubble is 10x worse than the US bubble

[nutsy54]

Housing prices vary by city & neighborhood. Comparing across an entire state is ridiculous.

[StrawHat94]

Same in UK, London > everywhere else

Demand is high, supply is low, prices increase

bloody rich Chinese, Russian and Arabs buying it all up no raciss

[fmylife4real]

This isn't too far from our house... $336k.

[FIREnICE]

yes but for that much you'll at least get a fixed up house.

[AlwaysFocus]

I paid over 620k for a 2000 sq ft home built in 79'

One could only dream to have the house prices in OP

[AlwaysFocus]

Sell while you can IMO that bubble is 10x worse than the US bubble

Why do people say this? Firstly, Toronto and Vancouver are highly desired to live by people round the world, second, you need somewhere to live.


So let's say you sell because you think the bubble will burst. Then it doesn't. Now you can't afford to get back in the market.
Good move (I know a few guys who sold a few years back and did just this.)

[W1LLW]

This isn't too far from our house... $336k.

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not even mad at the subtle brag. dat der brick work is buriful

[Iukas]

$950,000 in hawaii (just the 1 green house)

[chaunce54]

This 4 bedroom 2,905 sqft near me (Orchard Park, NY) recently sold for $305,000. Taxes in 2015 were $7,983, house assessed at $167,400, but sold for $305,000...

[fmylife4real]

not even mad at the subtle brag. dat der brick work is buriful

No brag....we live about 10 minutes from Lake Murray in a middle class neighborhood with homes from $90k-$120k and ours is right at about $105k. Don't have to drive far to see $500k+ homes though.