The Biden Presidency

[thethe]

So they should stop building homes, then?

In those states where they are having oversupply issues 100%

Other than those permitted now.

But the market will go in that direction anyway because they overbuilt based on poor future projections. Now prices are being slashed and developers/PE are going to take it on the chin.

[sturg33]

In those states where they are having oversupply issues 100%

Other than those permitted now.

But the market will go in that direction anyway because they overbuilt based on poor future projections.

Great. So you want Florida and Texas to follow the housing policies of California and New York.

You understand this, yes?

[thethe]

Great. So you want Florida and Texas to follow the housing policies of California and New York.

You understand this, yes?

No, they are not the same housing policies because they are based on a different rationale. But your the king of BS false equivalencies.

When illegals start getting deported Texas/Florida are going to have massive amounts of inventory with nobody to buy it because pandemic inspired migration is over.

[sturg33]

Sure sure.

Newsom 2028!

[thethe]

Sure sure.

Newsom 2028!

Of course you bow out - Becuase you got caught in a false equivalency.

NY/SF actually need more housing and won't build becuase of regulation while Texas/Florida should not be building because of oversupply.

EVERYONE TO THE LEFT OF ME IS A SOCIALIST!

[sturg33]

Of course you bow out - Becuase you got caught in a false equivalency.

NY/SF actually need more housing and won't build becuase of regulation while Texas/Florida should not be building because of oversupply.

EVERYONE TO THE LEFT OF ME IS A SOCIALIST!

Lol there's nothing left to prove.

You want Texas and Florida to adopt the housing policies of California.

You won't say it out loud, but you have described it perfectly.

And then you're retarded enough to believe Donald Trump is gonna remove 20 million people from the country.

There's no helping that

Newsom 2028!!

[thethe]

https://qz.com/florida-texas-homebuy...fin-1851445222

LETS BUILD MORE HOUSES SO THEY CAN SIT UNOCCUPIED!

Smart decisions from a brilliant person!

[thethe]

Lol there's nothing left to prove.

You want Texas and Florida to adopt the housing policies of California.

You won't say it out loud, but you have described it perfectly.

And then you're retarded enough to believe Donald Trump is gonna remove 20 million people from the country.

There's no helping that

Newsom 2028!!

Yes - I can understand how a low IQ person would think this. You'd just be wrong.

Go look at the article I posted.

DEFINITELY a smart idea to build more homes there!

[sturg33]

Thethe: Florida should stop building houses like California

Sturg: so you want Florida to adopt the policies of California

Thethe: I can see why a low IQ person could think that

[thethe]

Thethe: Florida should stop building houses like California

Sturg: so you want Florida to adopt the policies of California

Thethe: I can see why a low IQ person could think that

Can you show me where I said "Florida should stop building houses LIKE CALIFORNIA"?

I'll wait.

[sturg33]

Shouldn't be surprised. You also want them to adopt California policy on abortion

You're a good little socialist. Obama vote makes a lot more sense

[thethe]

Shouldn't be surprised. You also want them to adopt California policy on abortion

You're a good little socialist. Obama vote makes a lot more sense

Oh - Now I want these states to adopt abortion on demand?

Its so obvious when you realize you've lost an argument. You're a child. Take your ball and go home son....

[chop2chip]

Of course you bow out - Becuase you got caught in a false equivalency.

NY/SF actually need more housing and won't build becuase of regulation while Texas/Florida should not be building because of oversupply.

EVERYONE TO THE LEFT OF ME IS A SOCIALIST!

What policy should Texas and Florida pursue to prevent contractors from building housing?

[thethe]

Articles show that there is a massive oversupply of homes that aren't being sold in Texas/Florida.

What is Sturgs brilliant plan? BUILD MORE HOMES!

Doesn't get smarter than that fellas...

[thethe]

What policy should Texas and Florida pursue to prevent contractors from building housing?

Oh that will happen naturally since developers are taking it on the chin right now in the two states - The idea that started this back and forth is that we should be building MORE HOMES which I expressly said was a stupid idea.

[Carp]

LMAO you have no clue.

I won't pretend that NJ or NY gets as hot as the south consistently. I'd be a liar

But compare average temp one of the biggest city in the south (Atlanta) to the average temperature of the biggest city in the the mid atlantic (NYC) in the summer

https://weatherspark.com/compare/s/1...es-Temperature

But we'll give the south even more benefit and pick much hotter places in Jacksonville and Houston. Also added Nashville and Philly for fun.

https://weatherspark.com/compare/s/1...-and-Nashville

I threw nashville in there because I know you're a tennessee boy.

And they're certainly hotter. THat's a given. As i said I'd be a liar if I said the south wasn't warmer than the north east.

What the difference is in the North East we have all seasons. That's not true in those hot places in the south. If we look at Jacksonville and Houston, tehir average lows in Dec, Jan and Feb are in the mid 40s low 50s. While NYC and Philly's average highs are in the mid to low 40s.

Now we haven't dealt with th eBoston of it all. Boston's average high temp comes from a low of about 36 to a high of about 82. Which I know that high is cold to you I'm aware. But that's essentially a 50 degree swing over the course of the year. Where as houston goes from about 63 to about 95 or about a 30 degree swing.

Now if we go closer to my weather. my average high is only around 78 (I know you'd be freezing your nips off) but our lowest average high is 25.

That's the different. THe north east has seasons, where it's cold in the winter, cool in spring, hot in summer, warm in fall. Some light variation year to year. It's called seasons

Yes we have seasons too. Got into the negatives this winter where I am at. Usually get a few inches of snow per year.

But summer is intensely much hotter in the South. We had 30 consecutive days over 90 last year. A a few years back we had 99 total days (over a 1/4 of the year) over 90 degrees.

You aren't the same.

[sturg33]

Oh - Now I want these states to adopt abortion on demand?

Its so obvious when you realize you've lost an argument. You're a child. Take your ball and go home son....

There's not an argument lost here. You're just retarded.

You want Florida to restrict new housing builds. That is the stated policy position of California.

If you're too stupid to see this, there's no point in continuing

[chop2chip]

https://qz.com/florida-texas-homebuy...fin-1851445222

LETS BUILD MORE HOUSES SO THEY CAN SIT UNOCCUPIED!

Smart decisions from a brilliant person!

You know what will happen. Prices on these homes will decrease then people will buy them. That’s kinda the whole point of this exercise

[thethe]

You know what will happen. Prices on these homes will decrease then people will buy them. That’s kinda the whole point of this exercise

Assuming that there is population expansion and migration.

Both of which are not a certainty.

Then there is my plan to remove the oversupply of illegals which has an impact as well.

[thethe]

There's not an argument lost here. You're just retarded.

You want Florida to restrict new housing builds. That is the stated policy position of California.

If you're too stupid to see this, there's no point in continuing

I said they should stop building homes and guess what they will since the free market will see it as a terrible idea.

And California needs more housing. So does NY.

Florida and TExas do not.