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This is what a $1M will get you in San Antonio, Texas.
fact that most entertainment venues, eateries and bars in the city have closed, has given many residents
Probability of that happening just went from NIL to at least a single percentile digit figure
This is what a $1M will get you in San Antonio, Texas.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/11206-Caliza-Blf-Boerne-TX-78006/83993920_zpid/
a place where ppl actually know and talk to each other
Oh Lordy....but you're in Texass, surrounded by Texassans FFS.
Miami may do OK because there are fewer Democrats there.
Yeah, and it's hotter than hell.
Patrick saysMiami may do OK because there are fewer Democrats there.
Miami has been largely peaceful; Cubans don't like looters, and even if the Mayor responded slowly or tepidly, the Governor wouldn't give a fuck. Also, Miami Dade is the only county not allowed to entirely choose their own sheriff because of 80s Drug Smuggling Corruption.
""A new report confirms what many have been talking about for weeks: There is a mass exodus out of San Francisco, and the numbers are staggering.
Online real estate company Zillow released new statistics shining a stark light on the issue this week. Their "2020 Urban-Suburban Market Report" reveals that inventory has risen a whopping 96% year-on-year, as empty homes in the city flood the market like nowhere else in America.
The reason for this change is likely a combination of a few unprecedented factors that have collided this summer, resulting in a historic shift in the city.
The astronomical cost of owning a home in the San Francisco city limits — which has been sky high for over a decade now, since the second tech boom — had to break at some point, and the coronavirus seems to be the straw that broke the camel's back. The pandemic soon led to tech giants like Google, Facebook and Twitter rethinking what work looks like, as many have allowed employees to work remotely for the foreseeable future, and maybe forever.
This, combined with the fact that most entertainment venues, eateries and bars in the city have closed, has given many residents — particularly tech employees and transplants — little reason to stay..."