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Blackrock and the big boys keep buying houses everywhere. Also builders are not going to go in like they used to and build 200 extra homes ahead of them being sold. Big boy buying apartment complexes. Foreign entities as well. Throw in the average American investor who believes buying extra homes are.good investments and the markets are stretched thin. Lower and middle class first time home buyers are fooked.
Tell me about it. Developers here are building wherever they can, but NIMBYs try to stall it as much as possible. Plus the foreign and domestic investment firms.
No thanks. I do buy them so people can live in them. I also greatly undercut rental rates and give people great living options. As long as they pay on time and don't cause issues, I don't raise the rent. The Florida property hasn't had a rent increase in over five years even though comparable properties in the building have seen rent increases of about 40%. One of the SLC properties has had a rent of $1300 since July '21 which was $200 below comparable properties in that development back then and is about $400 lower than what they get now.
Not surprised that a moron like you doesn't acknowledge that the article didn't list any of the reasons you have exhausted for the people leaving: crime, homeless, political differences, shit on the street.
Here is a problem Are we going to end up as a nation of renters? 72 years old and paying rent?
I mean the system is setting itself up so that yes, 72 year olds will be paying rent. Thats how everything is headed now.
He lives in California. The entire population has left the state, mostly to west virginia like you said. Houses are basically free here now due to the mass exodus and crash like Crispy Lips has made 75 posts about.
Both are issues though the former is probably the bigger issue. AirBNB contributed and makes living near homes that have been converted to AirBNBs worse, and in certain highly desirable locations the AirBNB effect is going to have a big impact, but in most places the bigger problem is the megacorps.
