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Jul 18, 2021
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Shore10
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This is probably why you're one of the smarter and wealthier people on CB.
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What is considered a starter a starter home anymore. Prices are crazy but what
Pepe
7/18/21 1:50pm
Anything under 17,000 square feet might as well be a hut.
All-American
7/18/21 1:51pm
I think the fastest way to bring prices back into equilibrium would be to have
crack
7/18/21 1:52pm
Eliminating NIMBY power would be better.
ReyOso
7/18/21 2:41pm
Yep.
Benfica1
7/18/21 2:43pm
As families shrink. Pretty ironic
JollyGreenGiant
7/18/21 1:52pm
3 bedroom 2 bath for just you and your wife? So a starter requires 2 unnecessary
Lance71
7/18/21 1:58pm
We had 3 kids when we first bought, most people don’t start looking until kids
Pepe
7/18/21 2:01pm
That does make sense.
Lance71
7/18/21 2:03pm
2br 1ba used to be a starter home.
Shore10
7/18/21 2:43pm
That is what we had for 14 years. Then bought bigger because we had 4 kids
Nat Gas Man
7/18/21 5:24pm
This is probably why you're one of the smarter and wealthier people on CB.
Shore10
7/18/21 5:29pm
Mine is 2000 sq ft and it is a starter home.
cougcoug3
7/18/21 2:48pm
We bought a house about 4 years ago but sold it after 2 when I went back to
Duke Silver
7/18/21 3:40pm
Land is too expensive to build starter homes in many areas. In Utah they are
johnnybyu
7/18/21 5:58pm
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