2,000 sq ft for almost $650,000

Who the fuck is buying this shit? Boomers are cashing in.

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I sold my first home back in December. Paid 420k for it in 2015, sold it for 667k. It was a 1700 square foot 1950s cookie cutter that I'd put a lot of effort into updating myself. Who did I sell it to? A boomer who was downsizing. Moved the fuck away from the city to a cheaper area. 2 acre lot, 3600 square feet for 600k. Don't care if the economy collapses desu.

>3600 square feet
why do Americans have such ridiculous home size? I would feel like in The Shining hotel. And how do you clean such a thing?

>why do Americans have such ridiculous home size?

The boomer psychology from living in the most prosperous times in human history led them to get bigger and bigger houses and more expensive clothes/watches/boats so that they could feel superior to their neighbors. But since they borrowed against their children none of their children can afford the mcmansions they made.

This is 2,000 dude

I’m buying 500 a sq ft condo and half of three water credits for 500k in a neighborhood that starts at 800k for a one bedroom. It’s a fucking steal.

I bought my house in 2017 for 265k. It is worth well over 600k now. Stop sitting on your fucking hands.

>condo
enjoy listening to your roastie neighbor do crossfit, and getting jewed by HOA boomers.
>half of three water credits
wat?

Enjoy that barking Pomeranian through your paper thin walls.

I have 4000 plus. Home gym, library, home office, etc etc. vacuum a few times a month. Doesn’t take much.

>Who the fuck is buying this shit?
Blackrock.

>and half of three water credits
so 1.5 water credits? Also wtf is a water credit?

> enjoy listening to your roastie neighbor do crossfit, and getting jewed by HOA boomers.
Condo is a third and old boomer house - no roasties.
>wat
Water credits are required to build, only grandfathered properties have them. They’re very valuable and go up every year because there is a moratorium on building. In some parts of Cali, water credits are only good for future use - lines are up to 400 homesteads long and you can wait a decade. The ones I’m buying are useable, so, stoked.

See,welcome to the hell that is California.

>They’re very valuable and go up every year because there is a moratorium on building. In some parts of Cali, water credits are only good for future use - lines are up to 400 homesteads long and you can wait a decade. The ones I’m buying are useable, so, stoked.
I imagined a merchant rubbing his hands while I read that.

>water credits

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I see. So the condo is a partitioned old house? Had friends and family rent such things, they usually liked it and it was a way to live in desirable areas, but not sure I could ever buy into something like that. People have become exponentially less considerate the last 10-20 years, and there's no substitute for having your own house, yard, garage etc. even if it's in a less desirable area.

Man that board has an obsession with boomers.
Stop being broke

kys boomer

I couldn’t touch a shack in a twenty mile radius for under 1.2m. Take it out to 100 miles, and that same shack with a tiny backyard is 850k. If I want land, I can’t have water or electricity, can’t build (without buying water credits and getting on a waitlist) but it’ll cost me 350k for 5 acres. I’d rather buy the condo, build a tiny house in the quarter lot, sell it for 1.6 because it’s new, split the profit, then buy something else in five years in a different part of the country when my original investment is up 100% as well. Complicated, but again, commiefornia, and I don’t want to buy a sterile cheap apartment like condo.

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Hardly. Just a regular dude trying to make it out of the work world and into some peace and fucking quiet and I found my ticket.
go ahead and laugh, this is what the elites have in store for all of us. They figured out that controlling the water was the ticket to controlling politics. It’s why they’ll never be a pipeline in the US.