Brah... Its market value. Is that better?
No reason to play fucking semantics on me
value...market value...dude, YOU are the one whose playing semantics games. Not me.
But it isn't like we even disagree here. You say demand pushes the price up, so yes demand pushed the market price or value or whatever else you want to call it.
Is the house more useful? No. So yeah I get what you're saying on that point too.
As long as we're agreeing...then we also agree then that when you say "so yes demand pushed the market price" what we're really saying is that it's a BELIEVED demand that caused/causes the prices to go up.
This is really the issue here (imo)
Its not like these beaners/illegals who are scrubbing pans and filling tacos could feasibly afford a home (and actually put new buyers into the area) it's the VOLUME of people within the area that allows the CLAIMS for real-estate agents and County assessors to falsely claim that an actual demand is present.
Home buying to a buyer is very different to a seller, an agent, and those who look to tax based solely on population numbers. Home buying itself is a system of deception built off promises and lies. (same goes for renting and "senior centers") . You wanna see a fucking racket, take a peek into what the elderly are being charged (monthly) for insane amenities that 99,1% of them have no chance of ever using. It'll blow your mind.
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