Property does seem hyperinflated. Could be their value appears static but wages decrease, muh oesterity, and inflation occurs. Same effect.
And yeah the stock market seems like a casino.
I disagree. Property values aren't being propped up by forced mortgages and with a population of 320 million likely to triple (since niggers and spics are allowed to breed without penalty) the demand is only going to sky rocket.
What once was a $12K house I've seen sell today for 200K.
in 30 years (provided land is still private) I could see it being 4 times that.
Census year Population Growth rate
- 1990 248,709,873 9.78%
- 2000 281,421,906 13.15%
- 2010 308,745,538 9.71%
- 2020 332,639,000 7.74%
FFS, understand that statistics are easily available. The only reason that growth rates are as low as they are , isn't because of resources, but because of the financial limitations of the mass.
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