Operation turn Texas blue is proceeding as planned.
California NIMBYs know what they're doing.
Presumptuous. Maybe conservatives from CA are just moving to Texas.
Operation turn Texas blue is proceeding as planned.
California NIMBYs know what they're doing.
Texas has so much room yet real estate and rent prices are still going up like crazy. Even worse is as Texas cities grows, the shittiness of the cities' layout will increase exponentially.
There's little balance in city planning. Houston will put a Walmart nextdoor to a 5* hotel next to a jiffy lube. Austin is in denial about how 90% of people are commuters and doesn't build proper highways and loops. San Antonio hasn't been too bad when I have visited they seem somewhat rational.
Noooo...Fuck investing in real estate and taking away people's houses. This is exactly how these housing crisis happens.
Noooo...
Housing crises happen from too many people moving in and too little housing be built.
Statistically this does not happen as much as rich people buying multiple units to convert to a single mansion. Multi unit conversions are a smallish contributor themselves. Our major cities just don't build many housing units, less than 4 units per 1000 residents per year which is internationally a low number.Sure, but what happens when rich people buy 10 houses and they sit empty? People buying houses for the sole purpose of holding onto them does happen. It takes away the supply of the people who actually want to buy a house and actually live in it.
Uh... do you have any data/reports that state and justify what you are saying? Rich people buying properties and leaving them vacant is leaving massive amounts of money on the table. If I decide to buy a property, I'm renting it out. And if I had to guess, most other investors would do the same.Sure, but what happens when rich people buy 10 houses and they sit empty? People buying houses for the sole purpose of holding onto them does happen. It takes away the supply of the people who actually want to buy a house and actually live in it.
Uh... do you have any data/reports that state and justify what you are saying? Rich people buying properties and leaving them vacant is leaving massive amounts of money on the table. If I decide to buy a property, I'm renting it out. And if I had to guess, most other investors would do the same.
Anyone who owns the asset of a house is an investor. Owner occupier, slum lord, public housing, luxury rentals, they are all seeking a return on the outlay they put into the building.
Dude, there are more African Americans and Hispanics each than white people in Houston.
This same news story about U-Haul rates & California's out-migration has been peddled for a while now. It's nothing new.
https://www.kxan.com/news/local/aus...g-truck-from-ca-to-tx-than-reverse/1489354272
Can't say I fully agree. People coming in should also have some respect for who is there and who built it. I mean again, that's apparently why they came there in the first place. So when you see them come in, then start acting like they own the place and act in a manner that shits on previous residents, I can certainly blame their level of elitism and assholeness in contributing to the problem.When would gentrification ever be the incoming people's fault?
Gentrification blows but the blame lies solely on systemic issues not a person who decides to move to a new town/neighborhood.
This is the exact mentality that is forcing people out of California.
You should be prepping for Texas to be the new tech hub over the next decade.Please stay away from the metros. Move to Lubbock, Del Rio, Laredo, Beeville or some other small town. We don't want to get priced out of our cities and homes because tech bros bent you over and screwed you. The population growth and the increase in traffic has been insane to watch and housing prices keep skyrocketing.
I bet the "LA Local" was someone who moved from a suburb or even out of state like 5-10 years ago