Ok thats pretty gay if they own multiple places and wont at least keep your first home. 

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If you have a really good career that brings wealth, a good home, a good sense of humour, are strong, decent in bed and will give her kids then she'll more likely stay with you. Just do that.

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What do you think of this home? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5608-Nijmegen-Dr-Del-Valle-TX-78617/70341831_zpid/?utm_source=nativeshare_activation_v1 Measured in silver this house is down 60% since 2023. Had you sold for 360k you’d have 597,600 if you converted in March of 23. You could buy more than two of these now!

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This one is down 33% What do you think of this home? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5608-Nijmegen-Dr-Del-Valle-TX-78617/70341831_zpid/?utm_source=nativeshare_activation_v1

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What do you think of this home? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8527-Birmingham-Dr-Austin-TX-78748/29505984_zpid/?utm_source=nativeshare_activation_v1

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This house can’t even sell 18% higher than 8 years ago What do you think of this home? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1604-Sahara-Ave-Austin-TX-78745/29488322_zpid/?utm_source=nativeshare_activation_v1 Don’t be pedantic about the numbers. If you are out of the loop that’s fine. Real estate is crashing. 18% up from 2017 is terrible m2 considered.

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Highest drop is 6%. Your point isn't wrong, but I think you're exaggerating the drop on home prices in dollar terms.

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My parents are selling my childhood home. A part of me is breaking, and I lowk wish I could grow up. Maybe these calls will pay for it someday.

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Damn I fell asleep watching hockey at like 10 and my neighbors just came home drunk and woke me up… guess I’m getting an early start today.. can’t wait to break free from this apt and get my lambo and just live in that 😤

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Measured in silver some of these markets are down 60% in purchasing power this year. Austin, Texas has seen the greatest drop, with home values falling an average of 20.5 percent compared to their peak, more than double the nationwide average. Austin is followed by New Orleans (15.9 percent) San Francisco (14.8 percent) and Pittsburgh (13.2 percent). Stop pricing with fake money and use silver. Good and bad news real estate is crashing in silver terms.

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