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Comments (91)"“There are no bad guys in all this,” Goldman said of Carlyle and Plaza del Rey. “When I see people saying ‘It’s really expensive for me,’ I say if you’re not working in high tech, which requires you to be here, why are you here? If you’re here, you’re making a decision every minute you’re here that the cost of being here is worth it.” what an incredible idiotic thing to say. what if you feed the ones who work in high tech, teach their kids, nurse the sick and the elderly? A city can't exist if it's populated only by X people. It needs the whole alphabet array of folks functioning properly you know the numerous strikes of different unions in Jerusalem where I lived for many years showed me who's the really more important to the infrastructure-and you'd never tell. teachers-can go on strikes until everybody's blue( which they do. lol). nurses..reach agreements a bit faster. still might take a couple of weeks. i remember them being on strike even longer once. doctors-goes faster with them than with nurses city bus drivers-couple days and their requirements are met waste management? all it took was several hours of not picking the trash ..in 35 C heat. they were all set by the evening of that very day lol thank you for sharing that article..and I read each and every response with great interest here in Southern OC young families can be outbid for months in a row on the most affordable homes in 400s-500s and such..usually these will be small attached condos in okay parts of the cities with okay schools, nothing remotely fab. New construction-no lot, stupid layout, probably costs like our remodeled fixer upper( maybe including the cost of remodel)..tons of association fees, and I'm not even sure what these associations do Our condo we sold-yeah they were PITA sometimes with their constant repairs maintenance and beautifying..but on the other hand they did repair maintained and beautified:) (except for a big miss when they decided to paint exteriors a new color. without consulting me ahahaa. or anybody for that matter) The rental for my MIL is already approaching 2K for a tiny one bedroom apartment, built in 60s, nothing to look at, the complex looks like my life lol, maintained but not updated in any way, very basic, laundry outside(and you need to pay for it. the nerve of these people)..the only good thing about it is its location-close proximity to us, to shops, library, parks..especially to one of the parks that she loves that's several steps away. Gives her some independence, us-some peace of mind knowing that we can be there in 2 min pick her up for whatever, and she has her room in our place if needed. Still I remember coming here from Stamford CT where we lived, on and off, for seven years altogether, and being somewhat pleasantly surprised by the prices:) It was 2010. (some cities in CT are very upscale and look that part but Stamford even though it's right there surrounded by them, could use..I don't know..could use something LOL. Some revolutionary thought. Like, clean the damn ice in the winter?)...See MoreSouth Carolina real estate question
Comments (20)As others have said, I think the term 3/4 bath is obsolete or fast getting there. My theory is that's primarily because bathing patterns have changed and many (most?) people now consider a shower the full equivalent of a bathtub. Then too, showers can be pretty tricked out now and a luxurious spa type shower certainly is a full bathing experience. Anecdotally I've taken a bath literally twice in the past 4 decades, shower person all the way. I don't think my husband has used a bathtub once in the 38 years we've been together. We are remodeling both bathrooms and the only reason I'm leaving a tub in one is the resale factor. Well that and maybe our upcoming grandchild might use it some day ;)....See MoreCrazy local real estate market
Comments (4)Not the only one in High Park. Sold 22 April 2023 However, the year over year price average for all of the Toronto GTA is down 7.8%, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board. A common real estate sales tactic to create excitement and bidding is to under-price a home significantly. Here's one up the street from us: So sale prices are back to two years ago. (Fingers crossed!)...See MoreInterviewing/ choosing a real estate agent
Comments (45)Ugh, im exhausted. Realtor just left . She was nice and very knowledgeable, but wow that was a lot of info all at once. Right now I need a valuation. She loved the house and the property, but what else would you expect her to say. Most helpful is that she is working with the township to determine the correct size of the lot, and if there is a possibility of subdivision. She also has contacts to sell the contents and clean it. Of course its a beautiful fall day and everything here looks gorgeous and I want to keep it. That isnt possible and it is waaay more house and property than i could ever manage....See Moregeorgiasugarplum
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