Are these really going to be worth $5-10 million in 30 years?

>>60561365 (OP)
yes but a loaf of bread will cost $200

>>60561365 (OP)
Some similar looking homes in my city are already 2-6 million. It is about the area.

>>60561365 (OP)
In ten years, two $5k Hyundai robots can build that from raw material for near zero cost in a few days of 24/7 work. So the land itself will have value, the rest will be the cost of the raw material, which will equal communism loot (taxes) + shareholder dividends. (You) won't have the money to buy any of that, but this will be the landlord's position who intends to buy your lot to rent it out to AI.

>>60561365 (OP)
100%

>>60561456
> Franklin St
> Philistia
kek

>>60561372
Shitty steaks will be 200$ but bread can scale harder so it'll probably be 20-30$

>>60561365 (OP)
Two storey homes are never the cheapest, but the implied tiny backyard is a crime.

My grandparents little box that they bought in the 1960's to be near the Port where all the factories use to be (where they worked) - they paid $8,000 for it.

You wouldn't believe how much it costs to buy today, in it's exact same build as back then. You will think I'm LARPing.

Let's just say the starter in that area is low 8 figures on the LOW end (their house is on the low end).

Of course its a port of a major globally recognized city though....So next to the beach...next to the city... all in 1. Basically where every single rich person wants to live.

>>60561365 (OP)
Houses can't be more expensive than what people can afford. Dollar on the other hand has no limit on how low it can go

>>60561497
I dont think youre larping.

>>60561510
>Houses can't be more expensive than what people can afford.

Investment groups will buy them up and rent them. You'll own nothing and be happy.

>>60561372
Fpbp

>>60561510
>Houses can't be more expensive than what people can afford

Anon....I...

>>60561629
What is the problem? I read an article saying that is a good thing. They provide liquidity or something. Some youtube comment wrote out a long post about this and it made sense.

>>60561656
Like 90% of all normie family wealth is in homes… take that away and everyone will be lower class perma rentoids

>>60561372
So, buy bread now and sell in 30 years? Profit

>>60561699
The guy in the youtube comments actually made sense. I just dont remember what specifically he said. He typed out long replies to me but one of them was like “so pretty much, companies buying up houses is just what the poors say without knowing anything.”

>>60561713
Corpos only own 5% of the market and it's concentrated in dense metros, if you don't live in NYC or LA then it's a non factor

It's just a shit business with ton of work and index level returns. I think the average is like 10% annually and why bother when voo is averaging 10%?

>>60561719
so…once again…it is brokies being poor and jelly and not knowing anything??

>>60561365 (OP)
it depends