This is way too real. We put off kids because of housing.
Examples near me: Gilman St and 580/80, Eastshore freeway (a street), and frontage. Unsigned. Terrible asphalt. Slow and safe. Marin and Masonic (bart track underpass): flashing red most of the day lately -> safe.
Where have we heard that before?
What a long-winded way of saying car oriented infrastructure has destroyed our health.
1) your argument is right 2) but it hasn't been an average of every 7 years in at least 30 years. It's 13.2 years. And perhaps it shouldn't be. There's lots of foregone opportunities when you stick in a home and don't…
Where are you finding 3% mortgages?
I, a dumb person, simulated sequences of draws and convergence seems way slower than the first poster indicates. # R lang samples = 1000 sample_len = 10000 x <- sapply(1:samples, function(i) cumsum(runif(sample_len)))…
This is way too real. We put off kids because of housing.
Examples near me: Gilman St and 580/80, Eastshore freeway (a street), and frontage. Unsigned. Terrible asphalt. Slow and safe. Marin and Masonic (bart track underpass): flashing red most of the day lately -> safe.
Where have we heard that before?
What a long-winded way of saying car oriented infrastructure has destroyed our health.
1) your argument is right 2) but it hasn't been an average of every 7 years in at least 30 years. It's 13.2 years. And perhaps it shouldn't be. There's lots of foregone opportunities when you stick in a home and don't…
Where are you finding 3% mortgages?
I, a dumb person, simulated sequences of draws and convergence seems way slower than the first poster indicates. # R lang samples = 1000 sample_len = 10000 x <- sapply(1:samples, function(i) cumsum(runif(sample_len)))…