Same with rentals. Citizens are competing with invaders who get subsidies for their rent, which limits supply, which increases demand, which raises rents.
They steal your wealth through taxes and give it to invaders and then steal whatever is left through higher rents.
There will be, but the majority don't realize it's not going to go back to pricing like it was before. Currency has devalued too much from rampant inflation.
It's property taxes brought on by the school system, bypassing all statues, using Ad Valorem as primary calculation at inflated rates. A massive RICO case.
7 states known to be actively looking into it, Texas the biggest.
Different camps, my state uses OPV under the state revenue Dept, yet you mention that anywhere in the chain of command, no one knows what it is. But the states website info clearly states, the OPV office to the local PVA. Here the assessed school tax is 6x higher that any other tax listed.
"Using new data on market-based transactions we construct real estate price indexes for Manhattan between 1920 and 1939. During the 1920s prices reached their highest level in the third quarter of 1929 before falling by 67% at the end of 1932 and hovering around that value for most of the Great Depression. The value of high-end properties strongly co-moved with the stock market between 1929 and 1932. A typical property bought in 1920 would have retained only 56% of its initial value in nominal terms two decades later. An investment in the stock market index (including dividends) would have outperformed an investment in a typical property (including net rental income), by a factor of 5.2 over our time period."
My entire neighborhood was like this as one point and you could tell with rents sky rocketing, I wondered how the tenants that didn't work could afford such rent prices. I was one of the few home owners on the block that went to work. Even some of my neighbors who did online work and stayed home were wondering how these people were affording rent?
We live in an older high-rise and its proximity to a major university means that there are quite a few tenants with H1B visa. The building is so old it was originally built without air conditioning and it was retrofitted somewhat poorly. There’s also major water problems all the time. Our landlord increased our rent from 1600 to 1800 this year meanwhile, one of our two bathrooms has been out of commission since right after we moved there a year ago. Although it’s illegal to go month-to-month there if we wanted to go month-to-month instead of signing a new lease at the $200 increase the rent would’ve been $2000 with a $300 month-to-month fee so from 1600 to 2300. We’re going to move no matter what And it’s not because we can’t afford it the 1800 that is, but I hate scumbag landlords. I l gleefully look bored to the rental collapse afforded by the decrease in H1B visas along with the illegals kicked out.
BlackRock, I posted about it like four times in the last two months on housing. Mind you They own all those properties still and the mortgages are inflated that drove up pricing ALL across America furthering local fraud with tax assessments. States that don't have income tax, crucify you at the local level. RICO.
Now, they are not all Mexican, many are Muslims and its the same gig. One moves in, turns it into a shithole and the for sale sign goes up. Blackrock steps in, overpays, rinse and repeat. Now you have an entire community of them, then they take over the town and gov. The Mexicans, work for the Cartels do the same thing, except they turn them into rehab centers. Collect insurance money and supply the junkies with dope too. This is rampant, just look at that CHART !!!
Pam Bondi knows it, she ran the largest crackdown in America in Del Ray Beach Florida. Opioid whitecoat dealers AND the Cartel Mexicans towns, and as you now know as of this week , Muslim communities. INSANE !!!!
There's a definite lag, then, if this graphic is accurate. Most of the homes and apartments for rent in Florida now are wornd by corporations who have seen fit to bloat the rental cost. All the way down to the lot rentals at the "trailer parks." Most people have seen 25% or more increases in the last five years as renters. A lot of renters have seen 50%+ increases, and lot rentals at the trailer parks have gone up as much as +1400% or more just in the last 3 years.
Same with rentals. Citizens are competing with invaders who get subsidies for their rent, which limits supply, which increases demand, which raises rents.
They steal your wealth through taxes and give it to invaders and then steal whatever is left through higher rents.
It’s all planned.
Once again, i want so many people deported that I'll never have to press 1 for English ever again in my own country
Bro, I just want the foreign language scam calls to stop.
This is perhaps the primary reason why the doomers and black-pillers are calling for a collapse in the real estate market.
There needs to be a market correction and a big one at that
There will be, but the majority don't realize it's not going to go back to pricing like it was before. Currency has devalued too much from rampant inflation.
You mean the 98 % from 1913 to 2010 wasn't enough ?
1913 : 1 oz gold $20.67
Oct 16 2025 : 1 oz gold $4368
20.67 / 4368 : .473 % ( Dollar lost 99.6% of it's value)
It's property taxes brought on by the school system, bypassing all statues, using Ad Valorem as primary calculation at inflated rates. A massive RICO case.
A big problem in many US States like Texas.
7 states known to be actively looking into it, Texas the biggest. Different camps, my state uses OPV under the state revenue Dept, yet you mention that anywhere in the chain of command, no one knows what it is. But the states website info clearly states, the OPV office to the local PVA. Here the assessed school tax is 6x higher that any other tax listed.
"Using new data on market-based transactions we construct real estate price indexes for Manhattan between 1920 and 1939. During the 1920s prices reached their highest level in the third quarter of 1929 before falling by 67% at the end of 1932 and hovering around that value for most of the Great Depression. The value of high-end properties strongly co-moved with the stock market between 1929 and 1932. A typical property bought in 1920 would have retained only 56% of its initial value in nominal terms two decades later. An investment in the stock market index (including dividends) would have outperformed an investment in a typical property (including net rental income), by a factor of 5.2 over our time period."
https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.aspx?num=41283
Real Assets are not all on the same wave cycle. But over time still tend to hold their value verses FIAT currencies.
Who wants "tax benefits" ? I prefer a No Taxes system.
Avoid all "Traps" with benefits.
I've been bitching about section 8 for decades. It's doing the same thing to the market.
Stop all charities.
Want to give? Give your time. Give your stuff. No money.
My entire neighborhood was like this as one point and you could tell with rents sky rocketing, I wondered how the tenants that didn't work could afford such rent prices. I was one of the few home owners on the block that went to work. Even some of my neighbors who did online work and stayed home were wondering how these people were affording rent?
Give the opportunity for work.
We live in an older high-rise and its proximity to a major university means that there are quite a few tenants with H1B visa. The building is so old it was originally built without air conditioning and it was retrofitted somewhat poorly. There’s also major water problems all the time. Our landlord increased our rent from 1600 to 1800 this year meanwhile, one of our two bathrooms has been out of commission since right after we moved there a year ago. Although it’s illegal to go month-to-month there if we wanted to go month-to-month instead of signing a new lease at the $200 increase the rent would’ve been $2000 with a $300 month-to-month fee so from 1600 to 2300. We’re going to move no matter what And it’s not because we can’t afford it the 1800 that is, but I hate scumbag landlords. I l gleefully look bored to the rental collapse afforded by the decrease in H1B visas along with the illegals kicked out.
STOP with the fucking permanent residents! If you don't intend to become a U.S. citizen then get the fuck out!
Ban all immigration
No but Many European Countries did have colonies that were.
Bait harder, handshake.
BlackRock, I posted about it like four times in the last two months on housing. Mind you They own all those properties still and the mortgages are inflated that drove up pricing ALL across America furthering local fraud with tax assessments. States that don't have income tax, crucify you at the local level. RICO.
Now, they are not all Mexican, many are Muslims and its the same gig. One moves in, turns it into a shithole and the for sale sign goes up. Blackrock steps in, overpays, rinse and repeat. Now you have an entire community of them, then they take over the town and gov. The Mexicans, work for the Cartels do the same thing, except they turn them into rehab centers. Collect insurance money and supply the junkies with dope too. This is rampant, just look at that CHART !!!
Pam Bondi knows it, she ran the largest crackdown in America in Del Ray Beach Florida. Opioid whitecoat dealers AND the Cartel Mexicans towns, and as you now know as of this week , Muslim communities. INSANE !!!!
Common fucking sense
There's a definite lag, then, if this graphic is accurate. Most of the homes and apartments for rent in Florida now are wornd by corporations who have seen fit to bloat the rental cost. All the way down to the lot rentals at the "trailer parks." Most people have seen 25% or more increases in the last five years as renters. A lot of renters have seen 50%+ increases, and lot rentals at the trailer parks have gone up as much as +1400% or more just in the last 3 years.
It is most obvious in Florida. My mortgage is literally 1/4 of actual rent prices in my neighborhood.
We are old with a two story house and two acres of land. Love to sell but can't afford it. Rent in a safe neighborhood is off even that chart's.
That andbyou local county reevaluating your house 30 percent higher.
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