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@dilaw006 Muong Thanh?
Kids of upper middle class. Probably top 1% or 2%. There are rich and poor neighborhoods in any city, not just vn.
Remember the population of hcm is 10 million. What you saw is only a fraction of a whole. District 2 is the wealthier area. If you go to District 4-5-6–8-9- Binh Thanh-Go Vap. There are a lot more people there, especially in the alleys. Average salary of an office worker in hcm is around 15-20million vnd (500-800usd) per month. With interest rate atm around 10-15%. There is no way they can afford a 200-300k apartment anywhere near city center with that salary. They have to move further out.
Price could varies depends on floor and view.
An apartment in Masteri Thao dien was 2.5 billion in 2018. Now its somewhere between 7-9 billion. Thats 3x increase. Land also saw similar rise. In 2018, it was between 50-100 million per square meter in district 2. Now its between 200-300 per m2. Middle class has been priced out of buying houses anywhere in the city. They have to move further to the outskirt of the city (district 9, Dong Nai, Bien Hoa…)
I’ve been living in hcm for the last 4 years and has been very active in the real estate market. To say real estate has been flat or down since 2018 is plain wrong. A quick grok search would tell you the answer.
@youkaichao @MikeFritzell This is a recent listing of 1bedroom at vinhomes golden river. Price is 9.8 billion vnd which is about 350k usd.
Its true but the leasehold is very easy to renew. And the price difference is very little between quotas for foreigners and vietnamese.
Also you are wrong about price being flat.
A 2 bedrooms apartment in the picture below (vinhomes central park) cost about 3 billion vnd in 2018 or about 150k usd. The price is now 9-10 billion vnd or about 350-400k usd. So property price has been rising fast. Especially the last 2 years.
@DCinvestor Put your money where your mouth is?
@brian_armstrong will respond to anything on X except for complaints about how bad his company’s customer service is. It’s like they never appear on his feed
From the strike on Iran nuclear facility to tonight capture of Maduro.
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
@terronk https://t.co/WNbwjTCOQB
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
@RoKhanna https://t.co/WNbwjTCOQB
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
@thogge https://t.co/WNbwjTCOQB
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
@garrytan https://t.co/WNbwjTCOQB
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
This wealth tax by @RoKhanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". @BernieSanders , @AOC , and @SenWarren have been laying the groundwork, hammering @elonmusk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
This wealth tax by Ro Khanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Elizabeth Warren have been laying the groundwork, hammering Elon Musk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
This wealth tax by Ro Khanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Elizabeth Warren have been laying the groundwork, hammering Elon Musk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
This wealth tax by Ro Khanna is a political play. He doesnt give a fuck whether it passes or not, it's a win-win for him and his party. These career politicians aren't naive-they know exactly what they're doing. Claiming Ro Khanna doesn't understand the difference between wealth, net worth, unrealized gain and liquid cash is bullshit. He fully grasps that this could drive away entrepreneurs, stifle innovation, and plunge California into an economic downturn, but that doesn't matter him. He's positioning himself for a national stage, using California as his stepping stone. Same as Gavin Newsom's playbook. They couldn’t care less if California literally burn to the ground.
One thing a sitting U.S. president fear most is a recession. No matter how strong their policies, a recession on their watch almost guarantees reelection failure. Trump is already in his second term, so this would primarily damage his successor and be an advantage for the Demorcrats in the 2028 election. The economy looks overheated. stocks at all-time highs, gold and silver at historic peaks, housing unaffordable for most. Most people believe we're already in a massive bubble, a small spark is needed for it to burst.
That trigger could be a wealth tax. If passed, billionaires would likely have to sell assets, investments, and illiquid holdings to cover it, driving down prices and sparking cascading effects. Market crash? Perfect—blame Trump and derail his legacy. No crash? Still a win: extra revenue to plug deficit gaps and sustain their fraudulent spending longer.
If the proposal fails? They can scapegoat the billionaires. Rising insurance premiums? High cost of living? Stagnant wages? All your struggles? It's the fault of those greedy billionaire "pigs". Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Elizabeth Warren have been laying the groundwork, hammering Elon Musk and his net worth for weeks prior to this proposal. So say what you will, but the Democrats do dance in sync.
People are wasting time trying to explain to Ro Khanna how this wealth tax would affect California are wasting their time. He knows exactly what he’s doing and he’s gaslightning you.
@jonwu_ shoulda kept that binance ad running :(
I also did the same but with Doordash. I think I was one of the very first few people that did it. Insanely profitable. Binance referral ad was also extremely cheap and was allowed on google back then, just one cent per click but the profit wasn't immediate like doordash/uber so I turned it off after couple weeks. Those couple weeks brought in massive referral fee for me during 2020/21 crypto boom.
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