New data shows that younger Americans will likely never be able to afford a home and will be “forever renters”
- America is roughly 4 million homes short
- Home prices have gone up 300% since 1990
- Incomes have gone up less than half that amount
- Since the start of the pandemic in 2020, US home prices have soared nearly 50%
- The median home price is around $405,000–$416,00
- In places like California, cities like San Diego have an average home price of around $1 million
- Rents have increased as much as 36% since the pandemic (2020)
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I give a f*ck about the historical accuracy, the Odyssey is just a recolection of tales from the greek bronze age and Homer didn't even exist.
Agamemnon's suit looks impressive. We still get to see all the creatures Odysseus will fight.
Wow, more than 50% of car sales in China are already electric, and the trend continues.
They do whatever they can to reduce dependence on foreign oil imports. Guess who it will hurt as we go forward?
Can someone please explain the logic behind capital gains tax?
It’s a tax on income generated from already taxed savings, and it doesn’t differentiate if the income is real, or just offsetting inflation. Does it make any sense to you?