twitter over indexes for desirable big cities. get off the coasts and into a typical American average town and this is doable after a couple years. not as many 100k a year kind avail tho. ‘house he likes’ probably doin a lot of lifting here.

I think if you asked boomers and neocon pre-boomers if a 30 year man in an average sized town with a salary of 100k could afford a house he likes, a decent car, and a stay at home wife, at least 95% of them would say of course he can. 

That’s the issue. They are stuck in 1985…

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twitter over indexes for desirable big cities. get off the coasts and into a typical American average town and this is doable after a couple years. not as many 100k a year kind avail tho. ‘house he likes’ probably doin a lot of lifting here. 

https://x.com/mascmillennial/status/1879321779807633601?s=46&t=Yy6048FIfLRlntFA3yXpnw

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yeah people living in desirable coastal or spiritually coastal areas have it tough. one thing that's interesting is that the average american town is only 6200 people. are there places like that near you you could commute from?

We can't all just move so we have to solve it for people on the coasts too. I live in a city of less than 100k people but the median home is over $500k now and there are almost no starter homes available. It's not like I'm trying to live in a big city or something. They're not fancy houses either just regular average stuff. People could buy small homes here on working class salaries a couple decades ago and that's disappeared.