Wow
Manhattan empty apartments reach record high
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You BEEN told us in ny/nj to get ready
And now I'm seeing it.
Two of my little cousins got their first apartments during this pandemic
Good neighborhood good building and lower price and their credit history was not that great cause they just starting out.
I'm Seriously considering a move too
What did I just say they are moving back out of those areas And some parts of midtown is a freaking ghost town. You need to go take a stroll around Atlanta to right now and you see what exactly I’m talking about.
Them crakkkas know what the fuck they doin. My brother lives down there and he said the EXACT same thing you said.
Nothing but the best for you muthafuckas.
Rude as fuck.
yea just like they took over little 5 points..... that shit is foul i miss the old ATL-....
My Brother took me over to the West end and cacs we’re out house touring. I remember a honky wouldn’t be caught dead over there
From the article:I know of three people who left because it got too expensive. One dude bought a house and his mortgage is only half of what his condo was in Atl. Mfs be trying to live an image going broke like a mf
The average rental price for a two-bedroom apartment is $4,620. (NYC - Manhattan)
Of course apartments are not renting. They have reached the precipice of pricing. You can move to Connecticut or New Jersey and pay half of that for a mortgage on a 3 bedroom house.
In ATL, the housing market is all over the place. Some people have had their home values plunge. Some have lucked up and their "cheap" houses have increased significantly.
been some years since i have moves but i sure didnt know white folks been eyeing west end thats blatant gentrification....
Fact. Much of atlanta is rentals. A lot of these high rises lost value or can’t grow in price because the rental market hurts the value. With high vacancies on top of it, it’s gonna drop more.
As opposed to racist ass fill-in-the-blank-with-anywhere-else-in-the-U.S.?
It just depends on what kind of racism you want.
In the South, its in your face "Go away n*****" racism.
In the north, its condescending passive-aggressiveness, behind your back, or racism by exclusion.
Pick your poison.
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Well said ....
the amount of people making that kind of salary AND who would live near lake bumblefuck is slim.
I’ve spent plenty of time around tech engineers making big bucks. They want to be catered to and pampered.
If we practiced group economics this wouldn't be going on in ATL but since there are black buyers there will always be white/arab/asian and whatever else sellers and if they stop selling to blacks they will cater to their own after blacks are gone.
I don't remember where I read or heard this but after covid19 hit they were saying that more whites would flood rural area's which makes sense,less neighbors less likely of catching or spreading it.
I don't remember where I read or heard this but after covid19 hit they were saying that more whites would flood rural area's which makes sense,less neighbors less likely of catching or spreading it.
Sept 11 had cacs running and moving to black areas.. Covid got cacs moving and running to the suburb... Cacs always running.. That's how those invaders made it to america... Less white less problems
That's the truth.
It’s too close to downtown them cacs want it
This hood rat might catch ya boy slippin. I heard she moved to ATL, I need to find out which condo/rental she @ and set the trap on her.Nothing but the best for you muthafuckas.
lived in nyc in my early 20’s
shit was cool as fuck then
Best clubs best restaurants
Hot chicks wherever you go
Anything you want any time of day
airport right there so I could flyhome to London
You are two hours away from any major city
but now I’m a grown ass man
And I couldn’t imagine living there
Def worth it as a kid though
That's true, but a lot of folks want that big ranch style life waking up every morning looking at snow capped mountains. You ain't getting that living in the middle of Chicago, NYC or San Francisco.
Areas like Montana, Idaho, Wyoming have always been prime living areas for folks, the thing is there ain't no jobs there that pay jack shit.
You working in San Jose making $700k/yr and can get yourself a 20 acre ranch in Montana looking at the mountains with a river going thru it. Buffalo, Elk and Deer grazing around. Clear big blue sky with no smog and living in a 2 story 4000sq ft. home decked out with all the latest bells and whistles, with a cost of $300k with a separate garage big enough to hold a boat, motorcycles, cars and a RV Motorcoach.
That's a lifestyle that appeals to a lot of folks.
Lol!! Not yet yall not. Its just people keep going to the same places. Once you get 30 mintes outside Houston, Dallas, Austin, etc., it starts looking like a Clint Eastwood movie.
Same thing with Atlanta. If you go 30 minutes north, south, or west you back in the country. Hell, if you take 75 south, once you get past Macon, aint nothing really until you hit Orlando.
Again, people just keep going to the same places. I guess because I have had the privilege to live and visit alot of places, being in a big name city doesn't matter to me anymore. As long as I have access within an hour to at least a mediumsized city, I'm good. And wife has to have access to a Walmart or Target or equivalent. Lol!
No doubt. But the people in tech that are worth that much bread have the agency to work remotely already.
You choke the shit outta her while you pound her pussy like veal meat too. It's what Jesus wants you to do homie.
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This goes with what I posted earlier.
Is Working From Home Here To Stay?
NBC News' Jacob Ward breaks down how people have adapted to the new work from home lifestyle as companies consider the future of their employees' workspaces.
The story is the first 5 minutes of the video.
Is Working From Home Here To Stay?
NBC News' Jacob Ward breaks down how people have adapted to the new work from home lifestyle as companies consider the future of their employees' workspaces.
The story is the first 5 minutes of the video.
These landlords are greedy. I went on and date with a property owner 3 years ago and she said the apartment housing market in NYC is going to pop sooner than later. Apartments are pricing people out of NYC and is way above the median salary. People already been moving out of NYC in a large volume for years now. Just wait until the bronx start to get gentrification, it's the last borough white people haven't invaded yet.
Yep I was telling a cousin about this yesterday the same thing that’s going on with Housing right now happened in 2006 and 2007.
I don’t think that’s going to happen the Covid has put a stop to a good chunk of the gentrification near the Bronx..Also they cannot make any money on gentrification in New York City right now because of the market
Naw b...
That would be contrary to what's going on in this thread.
No he is right the same thing that went on in 2006 and 2007 is going on right now
I was selling real estate back in 2006.
6 to 10 closings per mth. Muthsfuckas was taking any thing we threw on the table for documentation and verification
... It's not like that now.
Sooner or later after this covid situation settles the bronx will be touched. It's just a matter of when.