How are housing prices so high?

How are housing prices so high?

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Central banking.

Blackrock buying residential properties and people fleeing California and New York.

Because you don't have a landlord that made her husband kill himself.

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Also Californians flocking out of their shithole state and driving up home prices wherever they decide to move because they sell their overpriced Cali niggersheds and can buy -or used to- two real homes elsewhere in the country.

Grafffiti, gangs and the C_A.
9009, yes.
yes, this. worst of all is that the smart stupid people flee first and then jerk off in the mirror like picrel.
It's a network of retarded fucken retards looking for a GED in your 10 year old daughters' bathroom.

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they are only meant for the super wealthy now which means lots of chinks and arabs

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Immigration

It's plan to force furfags into homelessness where we can easily round you up and euthanize you subhumans.

I wanna be called Spaghetti

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Unregulated capitalism.

What the fuck was that nigger thinking.

Consider the two last words of your post.

why are people avataring this fursona here? raid?

Stop posting that image the joke got old.

Lack of new construction + speculation.

The elite ruling class exploit workers and rob them of their entitled surplus value by pooling it into property and offshore shadow bank accounts where it never benefits the public or greater society and allows them to leech off the commons until it eventually collapses because their greed becomes too unsustainable. marx knew this.

>housing as a speculative investment is trending on wall street
>investment firms buy millions of properties to rent out, shrinking market
>for decades, NIMBY's have blocked construction to raise their property values, stagnating growth
>late 80's/early 90's millenials enter true adulthood (their 30s) and realize they need their own place to start a family. (can't do roommates anymore), meaning spike in demand
>Pandemic makes millions desire to not have roommates anymore, meaning spike in demand
>Pandemic divorce rate skyrockets, meaning more people need individual housing, meaning spike in demand
>Economic education is making people aware rent is exploitation, and they'd grow their equity ten times faster if they owned, meaning spike in demand
>also general inflation is high

I mean, that's the first few parts

Black rock is buying all the homes temporarily. They are going to sell easement rights on all the property in America then put them back on the market, essentially meaning in the future you will buy “homes” not “land”.

At that point, they can do whatever the fuck they want whenever they want “legally”. You will have the illusion of property ownership, but no rights to the property.

kikes