Remote work destroyed communities

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Anonymous wrote:Sure....it's remote work. It couldn't be artificial inflation of property values due to interest rates, low supplies because builders didn't build for 20 years, nor the restrictive zoning laws everywhere that make it impossible to build affordable homes.

HOAs should be banned from existence for starters.

When home prices go up 3x or more, and all the new buyers are from NY… that’s the reason, not restrictive zoning.

do locals not have bootstraps?

Your schadenfreude is misplaced.

These are cities in the most conservative states in the country mad about capitalism. Personally, I appreciate the irony

Yep. Sounds like they want a socialist utopia instead of capitalism.

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I thought it was foreign investors that bought up the housing stock during to boom that raised housing prices.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought it was foreign investors that bought up the housing stock during to boom that raised housing prices.

No. Mostly NYers and Californians. You can look where people came from on Redfin analytics.

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Anonymous wrote:OP you are conflating remote work with historically low interest rates, the rise of short term rentals and investment properties. Without a doubt, what you are seeing isn't from remote workers.

You have no clue.