May 21, 2017 10:07 PM
chavo31
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mildlyabusive
More accurately San Francisco
iDigDinos
My husband and I are trying to buy our first home. It looks like one room in my parents house forever.. :(
davidattenbruva
HA! In Sydney AUS you'd be lucky to get that for 1.5 mil.
intermittentorganization
The exact same house in Inglewood was listed for the same price a couple years ago. I bet its $750,000 now.
nabraxis
1.5 mill in Sydney
StubbAdub
Sydney be like: $1.5 million
kaleomanjario
That'd probably be about $650,000 in DC, plus $2000 HoA and paying for parking.
Kallika
Northern Cali (as in way north, not SF north) is a lot less expensive and has cool trees!
CyborgScribe
And some weird people. So does the whole state but what sort of weird you get changes from south to north. And on the coast.
EvilDeadTed
http://crackshackormansion.com/
eddiemushed
Same here in NYC..
sheshazelnuts
But this one has actual ground! and no walk up!
Anthonlee
Except without the land
wowkatie
Currently house hunting in California. Can confirm.
mtbelley
Is it me or does this look like the miners shack in Earthbound.
Alfadorfox
Say "fuzzy pickles"!
Guttahtrash
AL3XST3VO
Try Sydney or Melbourne....
Argenteus1
Sydney: Lol.
ncsio
Yup:))
jethro69
DerrickSteen
Or its the opposite. I have $20,000, but I expect to get a 5 bedroom 4.5 bath in the neighborhood I grew up in, and 15 min from downtown.
GenericPotato
Or Vancouver ...
Jennnnnay
Toronto be like 700,000
mookiedoi360
Melbourne Australia be like this to
superatheist
Pfft, Australia be like "stop buying coffee and Avocados and you can afford this median price $2 million property"
ConvertsToBananas
$2000000.00 can buy approx. 10169492 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
UncleB0b
mrforbeez
Realistically speaking, desert property in California is still super cheap. This'd be like $5,000 and you'd have a couple acres.
$5000.00 can buy approx. 25424 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
mckenna310
Yes but nobody lives out there and it's hot as ballz.
botosai2001
If there's a body of water nearby triple the price.
kim73
Piss by the bush
JimJonesKoolAidSurvivor
You can get it for about 5k by the salton sea. You just have to get used to 120 degree heat, toxic water, and dead fish smell
Wolfsleigher
"ocean view" can see a speck of the ocean if you stand on the roof leaning over the edge straining your neck
KeatonJazz
If you can see water from this place in the distance, triple the price. You
Doog111
It's a bargain, the landscaping is already in.
reineseele
If an analysis shows that there are clouds above this property like twice a year you can double the price.
USERNAMESMUSTBEFOURCHARACTERS1NLENGTH
What about just a body?
depends on whose I suppose.
acme64
"Elvis wus here
LostMyNudesSendYours
Nearby meaning 3hour drive
SaunterbluggetHampterfuppinshire
"walking distance"
marcusyoyo
Bucket of water counts?
Depending upon where in CA you are it just might.
Thorn14
Okay legit, how do people live there?
rhubarbarian
Wages in my field are high and I don't live directly in a city center (25-45 minute commute, depending on traffic).
BlakeTortilla
Easy. it's not nearly as expensive as people make it out to be unless you live in the city limits of LA, San Diego, or San fran.
yes, there are neighborhoods that are hideously expensive but they're mostly by themselves out of the way
SamArt53
That would cost a lot more in Carmel, CA
DadNoises
Outside of Carmel where I work, prices are dropping for 3-4 bedroom houses in pretty solid neighborhoods
That’s great to hear. I wasn’t being facetious about my post. Because although the place is a disaster, a buildable lot is worth many $$$
Oh youre good, I didn’t think you were being facetious, just saying normally yes they’re very expensive but with lots of people losing jobs
and income especially around here the value is dropping since there’s less buyers around
BastardOperatorFromHell
Denver: 840,000 per room, must share with 6 college kids, no 420, small dogs negotiable, no overnight company.
That would be funny if we couldnt google denver housing and instantly know you're full of it.
Unlike the other exaggerations I'm sure.
yeah, but the people in san fran or Hawaii or New York are like so far above everywhere else that they get to complain.
i mean, really, any large city is bad, but its hard to take it seriously if you know what it's like in Hawaii for instance.
Keep pouring Texans into Colorado, we'll catch up soon enough.
Maybe. but damn, this state kills you. Oh, and we pay everyone like 20% less than the mainland average for every job type.
Wanna know how I know a texan read that comment from colorado?
UrKungFuNoGood
Housing cost of living index in my neighborhood? 380 percent. Moving in January to where it's 80. Can't. Fucking. Wait.
StraightDownThumps
Within state or are you coming to Texas?
I'm in Granite Bay, CA atm moving to one of several candidate cities between Georgia and Virginia on the Coast. Most likely Virginia Beach.
OddlyPacific
If it's within the state, Butte county.
A911owner
In San Francisco right now, a family of 4 making $105,000/year qualifies for housing assistance from HUD as a low income family.
$105000.00 can buy approx. 533898 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
JustAnotherPOG
I can believe it. My dad got a >$50k/year cost of living adjustment from his company when he moved to the Bay Area from Richmond, VA.
It's stupid expensive. A friend of mine moved from SF to Oakland last year because he couldn't take all the rent hikes.
He ended up living in Tracy and commuting. He took retirement as soon as he could and lives in AZ now. He bought a rather nice house (1/2)
for the price of a Bay Area hovel. (2/2)
Beebsta
And that 50k was how much of his former salary? 10% or 50%? because this is the relevant data.
$50k would have been around 20%, but I believe he negotiated it up because it still wouldn't have been comparable (and he didn't (1/2)
particularly want to move there anyway). (2/2)
thr0wawaydr0id
I'm from California, and a place with that much land is easily $1,000,000.
NinjaSpork
I mean, a door and everything - a little diy needed but...
JayEnfield
/mo
whatupmyknitters
seriously. the rest of the country is like "$500k is a high enough number for this meme" and californians are like "lol what a steal!"
jmeyers1983
For real, I'm in SF. A studio in a nice area is $700k
$1000000 can buy approx. 5084746 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
Sorrywrongnumberagain
So now i get your user name
apetc
Bot, please use commas.
thelonepig
That looks like Wonder Valley. I seriously doubt it costs anywhere near that much.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6567-Cactus-Jack-Twenty-nine-Palms-CA-92277/2096033519_zpid/
stoneyman
I live in West Los Angeles, this is not a joke...
TobySomething
Hello from Barrington ave!
Hi de ho, neighborino!! Barrington and what?
Montana!
we are almost neighbors. you live in a much nicer part of town, but we're close!!!
Haha. It's my girlfriend's place, I got lucky :)
WakeMeUpB4UpostPost
Hawaii be like $973,997.98. Needs some work.
PascalCasedUserName
Shit, that's $1.5M in NZ.
LifesLittleLunatic
'Straya be like 2 mill if its in sydney or melbourne with no parking
Crazytrain77
Accurate.
srm03
I went on a cruise/tour once of the main island - the guide said "and we have $1mil shack, flying cockroaches come complementary"
$973997.98 can buy approx. 4952532 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
TheRealFireFrenzy
we have found the second best bot on imgur
autismboii
that's my boy
BurntMomWarfare
Really
no lanai, no sale!
dorenavant
Had to look up lanai so I am sharing for other curious ones to save you a search. Lanai means porch or veranda.
SargentSarcasm
From Oahu. When I went to cali for school, I called our Apts porch that, and got some weird looks. Thought that's what everyone called it.
orangearcadi
Thank you
SoupIsNotAMealVera
If I hadn't binged watched Golden Girls, I never would've known what that was.
Codiferous
Now I want cheesecake...
DrClaww
http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/cwkss.gif
lilskank
My hero <3
dizzysn
Depending on which island, Hawaii can be very cheap for real estate.
curleymatt
You live out there? Interested in moving there in 3-5 years. Worried about cost of home.
Which island? good luck.
Depends where. If you're looking at Waikiki or Honolulu, you'd better be fucking rich as hell. Look elsewhere though and you'll see:
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/16-2060-Silveroak-Dr_Pahoa_HI_96778_M88023-83576
And no I don't live there. Thought about moving there a few years back, did a ton of research.
Yeah, if you live in the boonies with no running water, sure.
Granted $250k~ is a lot for some people to mortgage, but you don't need to be rich to live a nice life in Hawaii.
ProfessorPoundTown
can confirm
Nah, definitely not the boonies: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/16-2060-Silveroak-Dr_Pahoa_HI_96778_M88023-83576
Hate to break it to you, but pahoa is the boonies, as hawaii goes. Less than 1000 people and like 20 miles from anything useful.
Small town sure, but it's 20 min from Hilo. Certainly not a major city, but def not boonies.
I'd consider this the boons: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/92-Tiki-Ln_Ocean-View_HI_96737_M89312-56239
LionSundress
I'd love it, used to live in a town of 1500, 650km (400mi) from anything useful
mildlyabusive
More accurately San Francisco
iDigDinos
My husband and I are trying to buy our first home. It looks like one room in my parents house forever.. :(
davidattenbruva
HA! In Sydney AUS you'd be lucky to get that for 1.5 mil.
intermittentorganization
The exact same house in Inglewood was listed for the same price a couple years ago. I bet its $750,000 now.
nabraxis
1.5 mill in Sydney
StubbAdub
Sydney be like: $1.5 million
kaleomanjario
That'd probably be about $650,000 in DC, plus $2000 HoA and paying for parking.
Kallika
Northern Cali (as in way north, not SF north) is a lot less expensive and has cool trees!
CyborgScribe
And some weird people. So does the whole state but what sort of weird you get changes from south to north. And on the coast.
EvilDeadTed
http://crackshackormansion.com/
eddiemushed
Same here in NYC..
sheshazelnuts
But this one has actual ground! and no walk up!
Anthonlee
Except without the land
wowkatie
Currently house hunting in California. Can confirm.
mtbelley
Is it me or does this look like the miners shack in Earthbound.
Alfadorfox
Say "fuzzy pickles"!
Guttahtrash
AL3XST3VO
Try Sydney or Melbourne....
Argenteus1
Sydney: Lol.
ncsio
Yup:))
jethro69
DerrickSteen
Or its the opposite. I have $20,000, but I expect to get a 5 bedroom 4.5 bath in the neighborhood I grew up in, and 15 min from downtown.
GenericPotato
Or Vancouver ...
Jennnnnay
Toronto be like 700,000
mookiedoi360
Melbourne Australia be like this to
superatheist
Pfft, Australia be like "stop buying coffee and Avocados and you can afford this median price $2 million property"
ConvertsToBananas
$2000000.00 can buy approx. 10169492 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
UncleB0b
mrforbeez
Realistically speaking, desert property in California is still super cheap. This'd be like $5,000 and you'd have a couple acres.
ConvertsToBananas
$5000.00 can buy approx. 25424 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
mckenna310
Yes but nobody lives out there and it's hot as ballz.
botosai2001
If there's a body of water nearby triple the price.
kim73
Piss by the bush
JimJonesKoolAidSurvivor
You can get it for about 5k by the salton sea. You just have to get used to 120 degree heat, toxic water, and dead fish smell
Wolfsleigher
"ocean view" can see a speck of the ocean if you stand on the roof leaning over the edge straining your neck
KeatonJazz
If you can see water from this place in the distance, triple the price. You
Doog111
It's a bargain, the landscaping is already in.
reineseele
If an analysis shows that there are clouds above this property like twice a year you can double the price.
USERNAMESMUSTBEFOURCHARACTERS1NLENGTH
What about just a body?
botosai2001
depends on whose I suppose.
acme64
"Elvis wus here
LostMyNudesSendYours
Nearby meaning 3hour drive
SaunterbluggetHampterfuppinshire
"walking distance"
marcusyoyo
Bucket of water counts?
botosai2001
Depending upon where in CA you are it just might.
Thorn14
Okay legit, how do people live there?
rhubarbarian
Wages in my field are high and I don't live directly in a city center (25-45 minute commute, depending on traffic).
BlakeTortilla
Easy. it's not nearly as expensive as people make it out to be unless you live in the city limits of LA, San Diego, or San fran.
BlakeTortilla
yes, there are neighborhoods that are hideously expensive but they're mostly by themselves out of the way
SamArt53
That would cost a lot more in Carmel, CA
DadNoises
Outside of Carmel where I work, prices are dropping for 3-4 bedroom houses in pretty solid neighborhoods
SamArt53
That’s great to hear. I wasn’t being facetious about my post. Because although the place is a disaster, a buildable lot is worth many $$$
DadNoises
Oh youre good, I didn’t think you were being facetious, just saying normally yes they’re very expensive but with lots of people losing jobs
DadNoises
and income especially around here the value is dropping since there’s less buyers around
BastardOperatorFromHell
Denver: 840,000 per room, must share with 6 college kids, no 420, small dogs negotiable, no overnight company.
BlakeTortilla
That would be funny if we couldnt google denver housing and instantly know you're full of it.
BastardOperatorFromHell
Unlike the other exaggerations I'm sure.
BlakeTortilla
yeah, but the people in san fran or Hawaii or New York are like so far above everywhere else that they get to complain.
BlakeTortilla
i mean, really, any large city is bad, but its hard to take it seriously if you know what it's like in Hawaii for instance.
BastardOperatorFromHell
Keep pouring Texans into Colorado, we'll catch up soon enough.
BlakeTortilla
Maybe. but damn, this state kills you. Oh, and we pay everyone like 20% less than the mainland average for every job type.
BastardOperatorFromHell
Wanna know how I know a texan read that comment from colorado?
UrKungFuNoGood
Housing cost of living index in my neighborhood? 380 percent. Moving in January to where it's 80. Can't. Fucking. Wait.
StraightDownThumps
Within state or are you coming to Texas?
UrKungFuNoGood
I'm in Granite Bay, CA atm moving to one of several candidate cities between Georgia and Virginia on the Coast. Most likely Virginia Beach.
OddlyPacific
If it's within the state, Butte county.
A911owner
In San Francisco right now, a family of 4 making $105,000/year qualifies for housing assistance from HUD as a low income family.
ConvertsToBananas
$105000.00 can buy approx. 533898 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
JustAnotherPOG
I can believe it. My dad got a >$50k/year cost of living adjustment from his company when he moved to the Bay Area from Richmond, VA.
A911owner
It's stupid expensive. A friend of mine moved from SF to Oakland last year because he couldn't take all the rent hikes.
JustAnotherPOG
He ended up living in Tracy and commuting. He took retirement as soon as he could and lives in AZ now. He bought a rather nice house (1/2)
JustAnotherPOG
for the price of a Bay Area hovel. (2/2)
Beebsta
And that 50k was how much of his former salary? 10% or 50%? because this is the relevant data.
JustAnotherPOG
$50k would have been around 20%, but I believe he negotiated it up because it still wouldn't have been comparable (and he didn't (1/2)
JustAnotherPOG
particularly want to move there anyway). (2/2)
thr0wawaydr0id
I'm from California, and a place with that much land is easily $1,000,000.
NinjaSpork
I mean, a door and everything - a little diy needed but...
JayEnfield
/mo
whatupmyknitters
seriously. the rest of the country is like "$500k is a high enough number for this meme" and californians are like "lol what a steal!"
jmeyers1983
For real, I'm in SF. A studio in a nice area is $700k
ConvertsToBananas
$1000000 can buy approx. 5084746 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
Sorrywrongnumberagain
So now i get your user name
apetc
Bot, please use commas.
thelonepig
That looks like Wonder Valley. I seriously doubt it costs anywhere near that much.
thelonepig
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6567-Cactus-Jack-Twenty-nine-Palms-CA-92277/2096033519_zpid/
stoneyman
I live in West Los Angeles, this is not a joke...
TobySomething
Hello from Barrington ave!
stoneyman
Hi de ho, neighborino!! Barrington and what?
TobySomething
Montana!
stoneyman
we are almost neighbors. you live in a much nicer part of town, but we're close!!!
TobySomething
Haha. It's my girlfriend's place, I got lucky :)
WakeMeUpB4UpostPost
Hawaii be like $973,997.98. Needs some work.
PascalCasedUserName
Shit, that's $1.5M in NZ.
LifesLittleLunatic
'Straya be like 2 mill if its in sydney or melbourne with no parking
Crazytrain77
Accurate.
srm03
I went on a cruise/tour once of the main island - the guide said "and we have $1mil shack, flying cockroaches come complementary"
ConvertsToBananas
$973997.98 can buy approx. 4952532 Bananas in the U.S. (beep boop ima bot)
TheRealFireFrenzy
we have found the second best bot on imgur
autismboii
that's my boy
BurntMomWarfare
Really
UrKungFuNoGood
no lanai, no sale!
dorenavant
Had to look up lanai so I am sharing for other curious ones to save you a search. Lanai means porch or veranda.
SargentSarcasm
From Oahu. When I went to cali for school, I called our Apts porch that, and got some weird looks. Thought that's what everyone called it.
orangearcadi
Thank you
SoupIsNotAMealVera
If I hadn't binged watched Golden Girls, I never would've known what that was.
Codiferous
Now I want cheesecake...
DrClaww
http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/cwkss.gif
lilskank
My hero <3
dizzysn
Depending on which island, Hawaii can be very cheap for real estate.
curleymatt
You live out there? Interested in moving there in 3-5 years. Worried about cost of home.
BlakeTortilla
Which island? good luck.
dizzysn
Depends where. If you're looking at Waikiki or Honolulu, you'd better be fucking rich as hell. Look elsewhere though and you'll see:
dizzysn
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/16-2060-Silveroak-Dr_Pahoa_HI_96778_M88023-83576
dizzysn
And no I don't live there. Thought about moving there a few years back, did a ton of research.
BlakeTortilla
Yeah, if you live in the boonies with no running water, sure.
dizzysn
Granted $250k~ is a lot for some people to mortgage, but you don't need to be rich to live a nice life in Hawaii.
ProfessorPoundTown
can confirm
dizzysn
Nah, definitely not the boonies: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/16-2060-Silveroak-Dr_Pahoa_HI_96778_M88023-83576
BlakeTortilla
Hate to break it to you, but pahoa is the boonies, as hawaii goes. Less than 1000 people and like 20 miles from anything useful.
dizzysn
Small town sure, but it's 20 min from Hilo. Certainly not a major city, but def not boonies.
dizzysn
I'd consider this the boons: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/92-Tiki-Ln_Ocean-View_HI_96737_M89312-56239
LionSundress
I'd love it, used to live in a town of 1500, 650km (400mi) from anything useful