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Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: MillCreek on June 04, 2019, 02:44:00 PM
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https://www.businessinsider.com/what-1500-square-foot-home-costs-in-major-us-cites-2019-6#2-san-jose-california-24
I gnashed my teeth to see Seattle come in at number three.
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Now I wanna move to Memphis.
(Not really, but the prices are nice.)
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Article is hidden behind a paywall. Can somebody just post a list of the cities and the prices?
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1. San Francisco: $1.29M
25. Detriot: $47,241
Bunch of cities in between.
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Headline reads:
Here's the town with the most valuable homes in every state
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Using data from the US Census Bureau, we found the town in every state with the highest median home value.
These are the median prices of the Most Expensive homes in each state. I'm not sure where you got "1500 sq ft home" from. I see no mention of that number in the story.
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Headline reads:
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These are the median prices of the Most Expensive homes in each state. I'm not sure where you got "1500 sq ft home" from. I see no mention of that number in the story.
This is the headline I get:
What a 1,500-square-foot home costs in 25 major cites around the US
And all of the prices are labeled as 1500 sq ft median home value.
Also in the article: Keep reading for a look at what a 1,500-square-foot home will cost in the 25 most populous US cities:
Detroit $42,421.
Memphis $83135
El Paso $116, 098
Indianapolis $118,454
San Antonio $142,995
Dallas $144,641
Ft Worth $144.918
Houston $146,466
Jacksonville $149,708
Charlotte $154.033
Columbus $156,40
Philadelphia $162,318
Baltimore $164,297
Louisville $172,727
Nashville $203,259
Phoenix 205,850
Chicago $261,126
Austin $270,263
Now the jump…..
San Diego $577,756
Boston $588,878
Los Angeles $588,878
New York $625,931
Seattle $689,917
San Jose $855,973
San Francisco $1,292,566
bob
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From the article linked in the original post: the bullet points at the lead of the article:
A standard 1,500-square-foot single-family home can range in price, depending on location.
We teamed up with Trulia to find out the median home value of a 1,500-square-foot house in the 25 most populous cities in the US.
According to Trulia's data, a 1,500-square-foot home can cost as little as $47,000 or as high as $1.3 million.
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Now I wanna move to Memphis.
(Not really, but the prices are nice.)
For a reason.
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Pretty easy to make $25/hr average wage where I live (if you're willing to work) and home prices are between Memphis and San Antonio.
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Ten years ago, if you didn't want your house in Detroit, your only choice was to walk away from it (with the exception of very few neighborhoods). Once foreclosed upon, you could buy one from the City Land Bank for as little as a few thousand dollars.
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No clue what a 1500 sq ft house would cost in DC metro.
I know my crapshack townhouse, which I bought in 1993, and which is roughly 1400 sq ft., is now valued at nearly $410,000. Best thing I ever did was digging in my heels and adamantly refusing to lose the place when my ex and I split. She walked away (we were underwater on it when we split) so there was nothing to give her. I knew, however, that it wasn't going to be underwater forever, and I'd eventually come out ahead. I just never thought I'd come out this far ahead for it.