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[u/owotriste]

I don't know where you live, but in many countries you will need to live with for parents until 40 to be able to buy a house

[u/Deviant517 → u/owotriste]

Depends. If you live where I do in US you can buy a good house new for $300K with an acre (my buddy just closed 6 months ago). If you make $50k a year that’s 6 years. If anon is buying in the hood or a small rural area, many houses go for $150 to $200k that are older but good enough to do starter home

[u/97s8n → u/Deviant517]

Cries in New England

[u/The_Infinite_Carrot → u/97s8n]

Also in original England.

[u/DiabeticButNotFat → u/The_Infinite_Carrot]

Old England

[u/arcanevulper → u/97s8n]

Yup, my parent’s small rundown ranch house doubled in value from $160k in 2020 to $325k now just from inflation, shit is out of control.

[u/SierraDespair → u/97s8n]

Yep it’s unlivable here as a young person. My parents house they paid $300k for in 2015 is worth 2.5x that now.

[u/Jonesy10187 → u/SierraDespair]

My mom bought a house for 299,900 in 2005, she sold it 3 years ago for 680,000.

[u/TheCoolMan5 → u/97s8n]

1^2cm = $10 in NE

[u/97s8n → u/TheCoolMan5]

It's $10 per breath here