More people in an area means more demand for homes. You don’t seem like you know anything about real estate TBH. Do you even own a home?
Artman previously claimed to buy a home at age 24.
I'm not sure if I believe him.
He’s most likely lying. IIRC he was renting someone’s guest house or whatever, and then we gave him shit for being a renting loser so he changed it up to how he has been buying real estate for years, and he’s actually the very best at buying real estate.
More lies.
Renting a guest house?
Wtf are you even talking about?
Jfc the lies you fall for and spread
ElJorge wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 1:01 pm
Kinda weird that Tits listed “father hood” but now if you ask him if he’s a father he claims it’s none of our business.
I recall pointing out that it was strange he listed "father hood" lower on the list than having all four of his wisdom teeth pulled at once.
List isn't in any order dumbfuck.
If I was autistic like you are then it would be
elartman1973 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 4:45 am
Lol at madness thinking value will boom when in reality it will go down drastically due to overruling and oversaturation. Not to mention more trash people and traffic and congestion
Yeah a real win there guy!
Fucking moron
thousands of high paying jobs in my small city will explode the value of my house. In other cities my house would be worth over two million. I bought it for $240k. That's called "jackpot", sugartits
ElJorge wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 1:01 pm
Kinda weird that Tits listed “father hood” but now if you ask him if he’s a father he claims it’s none of our business.
I recall pointing out that it was strange he listed "father hood" lower on the list than having all four of his wisdom teeth pulled at once.
List isn't in any order dumbfuck.
If I was autistic like you are then it would be
So you are, in fact, claiming to be a dad? Unless “father hood” was just more autistic weirdness outta you.
elartman1973 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 4:45 am
Lol at madness thinking value will boom when in reality it will go down drastically due to overruling and oversaturation. Not to mention more trash people and traffic and congestion
Yeah a real win there guy!
Fucking moron
More people in an area means more demand for homes. You don’t seem like you know anything about real estate TBH. Do you even own a home?
I know more than anyone here as my city has numerous empty dwelling as a result of overbuilding and more people. Demand is high at first then it drops as places sit empty. And traffic and people everywhere
It's not something anyone here wanted and acting like its a plus is utterly stupid
Duh
Uhhh you live in Orlando, dude. It’s no surprise at all that people moved there for cheap property, prices went up from the population surge, so they said “fuck this swamp state” and stopped buying homes. If the property ceases to be cheap and affordable most people wouldn’t bother moving there.
More people in an area means more demand for homes. You don’t seem like you know anything about real estate TBH. Do you even own a home?
I know more than anyone here as my city has numerous empty dwelling as a result of overbuilding and more people. Demand is high at first then it drops as places sit empty. And traffic and people everywhere
It's not something anyone here wanted and acting like its a plus is utterly stupid
Duh
Uhhh you live in Orlando, dude. It’s no surprise at all that people moved there for cheap property, prices went up from the population surge, so they said “fuck this swamp state” and stopped buying homes. If the property ceases to be cheap and affordable most people wouldn’t bother moving there.
Prices been high and going up for years guy. Keep up
It's one of the most expensive states in the country right now.
You are pretty clueless. And it's the job market for tech, engineering, medical etc...not hospitality or tourism.and not cheap housing either. Multimillion dollar houses being built nonstop like an assembly line.
AtiliusRegulus wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 1:06 pm
I got new neighbors. This young couple just bought at $710k. Seriously. You guys remember when my wife and I bailed from Brooklyn in 2014 and bought for $345k? Well house price has doubled. And this is queens
I bought a condo in California for $210K in 2008 and sold it for around $325K in 2015 IIRC… and now it’s worth $500K or some nonsense. Oh well… my current home has a lot of equity so it doesn’t chap my ass that badly.
I feel sorry for those young couples who have regular jobs. theres no way they can get starter homes in this market making a total household income of $150k. both parties need to make above $100k, and that is for a starter home.
I have a coworker that’s looking to buy a home… both he and his wife make a decent household income of $150-$175K IIRC. But they SPEND money like no one’s business. Two car payments in the $600-$700 range each, daughter in a private school that’s like $800 a month, private tutoring for his daughter for another $500 a month, bought a new RV recently and way overpaid, etc. They have nothing for a down payment… literally no money to put down. They’re looking to go through this company that’ll front them the $20K they’ll need… so on top of a mortgage they’ll have a $20K loan to pay back. And because their credit is meh they’re looking at close to $3000 a month for their mortgage. I’ve tried to hint that maybe they’re overextending themselves just a tad, but he’s a pretty headstrong guy so if he wants to sink his family financially that’s on him.
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I know more than anyone here as my city has numerous empty dwelling as a result of overbuilding and more people. Demand is high at first then it drops as places sit empty. And traffic and people everywhere
It's not something anyone here wanted and acting like its a plus is utterly stupid
Duh
Uhhh you live in Orlando, dude. It’s no surprise at all that people moved there for cheap property, prices went up from the population surge, so they said “fuck this swamp state” and stopped buying homes. If the property ceases to be cheap and affordable most people wouldn’t bother moving there.
Prices been high and going up for years guy. Keep up
It's one of the most expensive states in the country right now.
You are pretty clueless. And it's the job market for tech, engineering, medical etc...not hospitality or tourism.and not cheap housing either. Multimillion dollar houses being built nonstop like an assembly line.
And zero swamps. You're lost on this topic
The median home price in Orlando is only $365K. Yes it has increased but is greatly behind Miami, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, etc. You’re ahead of Jacksonville though
Uhhh you live in Orlando, dude. It’s no surprise at all that people moved there for cheap property, prices went up from the population surge, so they said “fuck this swamp state” and stopped buying homes. If the property ceases to be cheap and affordable most people wouldn’t bother moving there.
Prices been high and going up for years guy. Keep up
It's one of the most expensive states in the country right now.
You are pretty clueless. And it's the job market for tech, engineering, medical etc...not hospitality or tourism.and not cheap housing either. Multimillion dollar houses being built nonstop like an assembly line.
And zero swamps. You're lost on this topic
The median home price in Orlando is only $365K. Yes it has increased but is greatly behind Miami, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, etc. You’re ahead of Jacksonville though
You don't know.
And those aren't the ones being built.
It's sad when posters try to insert irrelevant data and act like it is valid and wins the argument when it has zero merit whatsoever and nothing to do with what's being discussed
median home prices have increased every month this year. The average home value in Orlando is also up 5.1% over the past year, according to Zillow.
Where I live:
As of June 2024, the median listing price for a home in Orlando, Florida's xxxxx zip code was $535,000, which is a 3.9% increase from the previous year. The median sale price per square foot was $293, which is a 9.7% increase from the previous year. According to Zillow, the average home value in xxxxx is $498,491, which is a 6.9% increase from the previous year.
Wow, Orlando is even cheaper than I thought. What a surprise that nobody wants to live in a fucking swamp surrounded by marielito boat lift rapist cubans
