How are your investments doing?

[lman]

That's a going rate for apartment rentals around here.

Houses, cost even more.

Probably paid with Federal government tax money that we paid.

 

[MossRoad]

... $37k/mo
....

Not too long ago that was my annual pay.

 

[ponytug]

Not too long ago that was my annual pay.

Exactly. Well out of my league.

@ultrarunner No, not even Atherton, or Monte Sereno. A corner of Los Altos, rather close to Mountain View.

All the best,

Peter

 

[riptides]

Exactly. Well out of my league.

All the best, Peter

I recall my first paycheck. I think I blurted out something like what the hades is FICA?

 

[DarkBlack]

That's not how that works. 3yr and 5yr numbers are always reported cumulative.

? What did I say that’s, “not how it works”?

 

[ultrarunner]

So do they live in it or abnb?

I guess I would never live where homes are that expensive.

Rental from shortest of 1 year to longest 4 year for the Colonel who has his daughter in the local High School and used housing allowance.

 

[ultrarunner]

Exactly. Well out of my league.

@ultrarunner No, not even Atherton, or Monte Sereno. A corner of Los Altos, rather close to Mountain View.

All the best,

Peter

Oh my… my father owned clear several acres in Monte Serena… after I was born the bills started to pile up and he let go of his dream and sold the property… in the 80’s 800 to million homes on the property… no idea the cost 40 years later…

My birth changed many things including moving from Santa Clara to Oakland California to accept a steady job…

If only a crystal ball for a look into the future.

 

[ultrarunner]

So do they live in it or abnb?

I guess I would never live where homes are that expensive.

I’m a bargain with 5 bedrooms on 17 waterfront acres compared to local listings…

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[plowhog]

A friend's family just sold a 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 1,790sq.ft. family home for $5.6M.

Housing values are driven by location, density, cost of new construction, and more.

Yesterday I walked my dog past a nearby house for sale. The broker wrote:

"Recent new-construction in the area has commanded approximately 1,300+/-sf"

$1,300 ft ???

Neighbor sold two years ago at $1,000/ft, and I thought that was astronomical ...