Housing prices have gone nuts.

[multigraincracker]

Thought we might move, after a month of looking we gave up and are staying put. Been looking at South East Michigan. Up here in the mid-state area prices haven’t gone up like down there.

Seems like a bubble to me. Like 2008.

[JohnSJ]

1. Here in California Housing prices are through the roof, and high interest rates doesn't seem to

affect the prices

[multigraincracker]

6. I'd love to live there.

Couldn’t afford a cardboard box under a bridge.

[CountAllVotes]

7. So true

Even my crummy little house here in California has quadrupled in value; recently by almost $100,000K!

Unbelievable! I really cannot afford to live here but I am some how.

[PlutosHeart]

2. Where are you now?

We hope to sell and relocate as well. Am in the middle of MN.

[multigraincracker]

3. The less populated center of the mitten.

We saw a house listed for $110,000 that looked great. Next day the listing said $120,000. We had called to look at it and the realtor said they had 48 offers the fist few days and excepted one for $148,000.

[3Hotdogs]

9. Shit. That ain't nuthin'. We bought our house in 1982. It was the cheapest house in town, in the

second crappiest neighborhood in town --- paid $83,500.


It is now worth $750k, with no improvements, additions or whatever being added. Our stepdaughter and husband are buying it for $400k, with a "life estate" given back to us.

[PlutosHeart]

10. WOW

Cali?

[TreasonousBastard]

4. We've had our involvement with the small planes looking for any,..

place to build a million dollar home. Used to be farmers cashing out, but now every one's in the game. Vast amounts of money looking for a quick return. Not just me, but loads of people with good incomes priced out.

[multigraincracker]

5. Like Tulip Mania in 17th

Century Holland.
Don’t be too late in getting out.

[peacefreak2.0]

8. Houses in my neighborhood went from 130,000 to

300,000 since COVID. Absolutely crazy.