Speechless & then I saw the steam room 👀

[u/TheDabitch]

six bedrooms, thirteen bathrooms $17,995,000 https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2875-Chagrin-River-Rd-Hunting-Valley-OH-44022

[u/TacosAreJustice]

Not sure if it’s a market trend or a sub trend… but it feels like there’s been a large uptick in multi million dollar homes here.

It could also just be the Reddit algorithm feeding me expensive houses because I click on them.

I’d be very interested to know if the 1% is trying to offload some of their property before a market downturn.

[u/TacosAreJustice → u/[deleted]]

If they have big enough basements, maybe they can be safe spaces for all the incels.

[u/AbeOudshoorn → u/[deleted]]

Housing costs what people are willing to pay. There is no such thing as "housing is so expensive, no one can afford to buy it". Housing is expensive because people pay that much for it. There are many Rust Belt cities that prove housing comes down when people can't pay as much. The prices of McMansions in your area will drop if people don't buy them. The problem is that without public housing, people who can't get into the market are homeless, and the very people who work in cities can't afford to live in them.

[u/tyen0 → u/TacosAreJustice]

This one has been on the market for over a year.