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Boston is as black as NYC statistically though. 24% Boston vs 23% in NY. You were probably just in the very white neighborhoods.
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Miami passes Los Angeles as the second most expensive housing market in the US
Boston is as black as NYC statistically though. 24% Boston vs 23% in NY. You were probably just in the very white neighborhoods.
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Relatively speaking, I thought Boston was diverse. Asian, Black, White, etc.
My issue with that survey is I’m just flabbergasted by the lack of DC, SoCal, etc. But given it’s size, it makes sense why Boston is high.
My issue with that survey is I’m just flabbergasted by the lack of DC, SoCal, etc. But given it’s size, it makes sense why Boston is high.
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NIMBY’s and the government are the blame for housing crisis’.
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People finally realized Miami is as close to the Caribbean and Spanish islands as you can get without leaving the country and everyone wants in at the same time.
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This a context thing tho, 23% of 10 milly is alot more black folks than Boston
But I get your overall point, Boston always gon be known as a white town but it’s def a good amount of minorities there
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This a context thing tho, 23% of 10 milly is alot more black folks than Boston
Well yeah, NYC has like 12x more people of course the totals ain't gonna be the same
Percentages, per capita, etc is what matters. Boston is also hella small. Like 1/4 of the size of NYC.
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Just looked and DC rents are definitely down from before the pandemic. You can get a “modern” 1 bedroom for under $2K and not be too deep in the hood
Again still expensive as hell, but not nearly as bad as these places y’all talking about
Again still expensive as hell, but not nearly as bad as these places y’all talking about
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camera work is impressive
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I live in Miami just had my rent increase from $1400 to $2100… it’s hard here.
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Yea it’s crazy out here in Boston
1 floor of a 3 family house are going for 650k where I grew up. This is across the street from my friends house growing up
I moved back in with my parents to save up and buy a house, at this point idk when I’ll be outta here
1 floor of a 3 family house are going for 650k where I grew up. This is across the street from my friends house growing up
131-133 Williams Street, Unit 2, Boston, MA 02130 | Compass
131-133 Williams Street, Unit 2, Boston, MA 02130 is a condo not currently listed. This is a 2-bed, 2-bath, 963 sqft property.
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I moved back in with my parents to save up and buy a house, at this point idk when I’ll be outta here
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The inside looks nice. Won’t lie that price wild lol.
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US turning into 3rd world country status. Crumbling infrastructure and the outside / streets being terrible and the inside of a house being nice just is not it. It’s becoming like those other countries where there are mansions or really nice interior sort of places with a security guard and a slum right next to it. Not great.
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We’re basically South America/Brazil now. You’re either wealthy or poor. There’s no middle class anymore
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Where in Miami?
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I remember a cat tried to convince me to get something like this in SE DC back in the day, saying that's what he would do if he was a bachelor. "The inside gon be nice"
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Man, if you had the $ for it you should have made that move.
"They" are moving to SE in droves man.
Would have been a nice rental property for when you eventually relocated.
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Is that a Home Depot special with the materials? That tile everywhere.
Still dope. And probably the best for doing flips (unless you buying mass properties and have the supply).
Still dope. And probably the best for doing flips (unless you buying mass properties and have the supply).
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That's like the gentrification playbook. Gut Reno and relist. I'm currently looking to make a move on one 
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It does hurt seeing some of the sale/rental prices now vs then.Man, if you had the $ for it you should have made that move.
"They" are moving to SE in droves man.
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It is insane. Bro, I’m a start levying water. We literally being held above a burning barrel for essential things.
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Man, if you had the $ for it you should have made that move.
"They" are moving to SE in droves man.
NC and VA is getting wrecked. Apartment complexes asking 1500+ a month in RICHMOND for a one bedroom with 600 sqft.
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Gunshots and armed robberies hurt more tho
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Also note that 1 in 16 New Yorkers live in some form of public housing.Well yeah, NYC has like 12x more people of course the totals ain't gonna be the same
Percentages, per capita, etc is what matters. Boston is also hella small. Like 1/4 of the size of NYC.
