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#21
you have to figure in the cost of housing with how much
money people are making.
I know after talking to people who come up from Florida in the same
business I am in that they make half what I make, so its
all relative
so yeah thier house is cheaper, but they make less
money people are making.
I know after talking to people who come up from Florida in the same
business I am in that they make half what I make, so its
all relative
so yeah thier house is cheaper, but they make less
#22
Yea well right now we have the highest unemplyment in the state, but for the most part you are correct except that in seattle we hit a boom a few years ago, we housed more .com's the silicone valley and the wages came too, just behind the wages came the increase in the cost of housing, Amy and I bought the condo cause our rent was going up every 6 months, boom 2 years later the .com's dried up, the wages have bottomed because of the volume of qualified people available for a limited number of jobs.
Rent has gone down considerably, but house prices have pretty much just stagnated. Takes longer then normal to sell a place, but you can still get your money back.
Rent has gone down considerably, but house prices have pretty much just stagnated. Takes longer then normal to sell a place, but you can still get your money back.
#25
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Apr 6 2004, 04:10 PM
you have to figure in the cost of housing with how much
money people are making.
I know after talking to people who come up from Florida in the same
business I am in that they make half what I make, so its
all relative
so yeah thier house is cheaper, but they make less
money people are making.
I know after talking to people who come up from Florida in the same
business I am in that they make half what I make, so its
all relative
so yeah thier house is cheaper, but they make less
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