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Real estate prices, starting to rise again ？.

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#1
  • 賃貸貧乏
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  • 2020/02/21 10:50

I've been saving for a down payment for a few years to buy a house in Torrance or thereabouts.

Last year, real estate prices seemed to have leveled off a bit, so I was wondering if they would go down this year, but I've been looking at SOLD prices for the past few months and they seem to be higher than before.
And when they go on sale, they are PENDING a week later.
Maybe it will still go up?

Even if I hoard downpayments, the price goes up and I can't buy it after all~.
More and more I can only buy in remote areas ~ （ Tears ）.

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#1452
  • 職種？
  • 2020/11/08 (Sun) 23:20
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Do you commute daily from the suburbs ？?

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#1453
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2020/11/08 (Sun) 23:22
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↑ It's remote work.

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#1457
  • パイ乙カイデー
  • 2020/11/09 (Mon) 10:24
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＞ ＞ I calculated that the price of a house in the suburbs will go up $50,000 in two years and it is currently going up faster than that. I figure that if the price of a house in LA goes up by $100,000, it will be easier to buy than it is now.

By the time a house in the suburbs, which you can buy for about a quarter of the price, goes up $50,000, the price of a house in the city center will have gone up over $200,000 ？
The city center is going up faster.

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#1459
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  • 2020/11/09 (Mon) 14:45
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I am not trying to cut back on my lifestyle, but I have written about how I cope with the lack of Japanese restaurants nearby.

My husband can work from home.

Realtor says that when LA goes up, Riverside and San Bernardino also go up.
He says the prices have already gone up sharply in the last few months, and it is likely to go up $50,000 by the next year, but as for me, I don't care if it doesn't go up.
I thought I had to take action soon enough to break off the $40,000 a year I have been throwing away for so long here.
People have been telling me for years to wait for it to go down.
I decided that it would be a good idea to live in the suburbs for two years in any case, whether real estate prices go up, stagnate, or if they go down.

Thank you very much for your advice.

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#1481
  • 大家も大変
  • 2020/11/13 (Fri) 08:56
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Apartment Guide reports that rents have dropped
an average of 18% in Los Angeles
and 30% in Long Beach due to the coronavirus.
Vacancies are also continuing to rise.

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