Re:The $3500 Shirt – A History Lesson in Economics
by sliverstorm on Saturday January 24, 2015 @08:49PM
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It also helps a lot if you're cool with picking a house that isn't in the middle of the United State's most popular cities. As best I can tell, demand for property in San Francisco, Manhattan, etc has never been higher. The affordable homes of yore were not located in Times Square.
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Re:The $3500 Shirt – A History Lesson in Economics
by brandonbloom on Saturday January 24, 2015 @09:10PM
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You're clearly not from New York because I don't know anybody who would willing choose to live in the theater district.
Your point is taken, but you might want to choose a different example neighborhood.
Re:The $3500 Shirt – A History Lesson in Economics
by ericd on Saturday January 24, 2015 @11:21PM
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I have a friend who has a huge apartment on W 47th street, complete with a good sized backyard, but because of the location, the rent is surprisingly reasonable. That's obviously an exceptional case, but there are also pretty good restaurants on 9th ave, and great access to all the subway lines.
Re:The $3500 Shirt – A History Lesson in Economics
by ghaff on Sunday January 25, 2015 @12:49PM
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Hell's Kitchen has become something of a happening area over the past few years but it wasn't historically considered a desirable area of Manhattan.
Re:The $3500 Shirt – A History Lesson in Economics
by sliverstorm on Saturday January 24, 2015 @09:13PM
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Yup, not from New York. Thanks for the note.