California: Progressive Paradise

[Wry Catcher]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

 

[PoliticalChic]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

 

[Moonglow]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

Have you been to the republican South lately...??

 

[danielpalos]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

our minimum wage is scheduled to rise to address this cost of living issue; we need the law of large numbers, in close support.

 

[Wry Catcher]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

My 86 year old neighbor recently moved to an elder care facility and this morning her daughter came by and let us know the home next door to us will rent for $5000,00 per month. One around the corner, and also on a court rented last month for $4,800.00 per month.

Average Home Prices in Brooklyn and Queens Hit Record Highs

https://www.zillow.com/las-vegas-nv/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/indianapolis-carmel-anderson-metro-in_r394705/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/charleston-sc/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/phoenix-mesa-scottsdale-metro-az_r394976/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/portland-or/home-values/

 

[PoliticalChic]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

My 86 year old neighbor recently moved to an elder care facility and this morning her daughter came by and let us know the home next door to us will rent for $5000,00 per month. One around the corner, and also on a court rented last month for $4,800.00 per month.

Average Home Prices in Brooklyn and Queens Hit Record Highs

https://www.zillow.com/las-vegas-nv/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/indianapolis-carmel-anderson-metro-in_r394705/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/charleston-sc/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/phoenix-mesa-scottsdale-metro-az_r394976/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/portland-or/home-values/

Can't deny this?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Well....at least explain which of these explains the migration...


a. The taxes and cost of living in that worker's paradise

b. The Liberal insistence on enticing illegals to vote Democrat, as Obama told them to

c. Your presence

 

[Wry Catcher]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

My 86 year old neighbor recently moved to an elder care facility and this morning her daughter came by and let us know the home next door to us will rent for $5000,00 per month. One around the corner, and also on a court rented last month for $4,800.00 per month.

Average Home Prices in Brooklyn and Queens Hit Record Highs

https://www.zillow.com/las-vegas-nv/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/indianapolis-carmel-anderson-metro-in_r394705/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/charleston-sc/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/phoenix-mesa-scottsdale-metro-az_r394976/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/portland-or/home-values/

Can't deny this?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Well....at least explain which of these explains the migration...


a. The taxes and cost of living in that worker's paradise

b. The Liberal insistence on enticing illegals to vote Democrat, as Obama told them to

c. Your presence

1a. Yep, Trump screwed us, but he's on his way out, and a fair tax bill will be pass by the Congress.

2b. Poopaganda. Trump insisted that racists, misogynists and bigots like you vote for Republicans, the do nothing party of the 21st Century.

3c. I don't have that much power.

4d. CA population was est. to be 39.54 million in 2017, many people sold their home here, and made a huge profit when they purchased a home in those states noted in my links.

 

[Harry Dresden]

free full body massage with happy ending for right wing women willing to vote blue!

who are you getting to do the deed.....

 

[PoliticalChic]

"The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb
It's no secret that California residents, particularly people residing in the most expensive parts of the state (SoCal, the Bay Area) are fleeing in droves, displaced by expensive rents, sky-high home prices, unbearable traffic congestion and - oh yeah - increasingly deadly wildfires. As a result, California expat communities have sprung up in Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada, sun-belt states where residents can enjoy many of the benefits of California living (namely, the agreeable climate and booming economy) without the downsides.

As the Wall Street Journal reported, Henderson has become a place where California expats can enjoy a better standard of living (and even have some money left over after paying their mortgage) while spending less time sitting in SoCal's notoriously brutal traffic.

...taxes and insanely high utilities prices (which, thanks to PG&E's bankruptcy, might climb for some residents). One Cali expat who spoke to WSJ says he saved $5,000 on his water bill alone in a year.

Net migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. That should hardly come as a surprise in a state where buying a home is only affordable for 28% of the population, as the median home prices nearly doubled between 2012 and 2018. As more residents struggle to get away, new births and immigrants from abroad (including plenty of illegal aliens) are the only reason California's population has continued to expand."
The California Dream Is In Nevada: Golden State Expats Flock To Las Vegas Suburb




Has anyone mentioned that Liberalism is a mental disease?

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

My 86 year old neighbor recently moved to an elder care facility and this morning her daughter came by and let us know the home next door to us will rent for $5000,00 per month. One around the corner, and also on a court rented last month for $4,800.00 per month.

Average Home Prices in Brooklyn and Queens Hit Record Highs

https://www.zillow.com/las-vegas-nv/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/indianapolis-carmel-anderson-metro-in_r394705/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/charleston-sc/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/phoenix-mesa-scottsdale-metro-az_r394976/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/portland-or/home-values/

Can't deny this?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Well....at least explain which of these explains the migration...


a. The taxes and cost of living in that worker's paradise

b. The Liberal insistence on enticing illegals to vote Democrat, as Obama told them to

c. Your presence

1a. Yep, Trump screwed us, but he's on his way out, and a fair tax bill will be pass by the Congress.

2b. Poopaganda. Trump insisted that racists, misogynists and bigots like you vote for Republicans, the do nothing party of the 21st Century.

3c. I don't have that much power.

4d. CA population was est. to be 39.54 million in 2017, many people sold their home here, and made a huge profit when they purchased a home in those states noted in my links.

"3c. I don't have that much power. "



It's not the power, it's the ........aroma.

 

[Harry Dresden]

I believe you want others to believe you are a "genius" and I believe you are a "paragon" of a narcissist. To be clear, I don't believe you are a genius, and I do believe you're a paragon, that is, a perfect example of a narcissist.

I have to admit, she sure has you on a chain. You have been dancing to her tune for a dozen posts now. Regardless of your opinion, the facts are, she's got you like a fish on a hook. Seems rather genius to me.

LOL, It is me who has her number, and can get her every time. Each time I post, she(?) has the exact same response, an ad hominem. If you believe calling someone stupid, dumb, a clown, etc is an argument, and a winning one ...it is not.

Please... I wish I had her number. My kind of woman. Yanking you people around by the mouth. She's my type of girl.

I'm sure you could find a dominatrix, for a fee.

Dominatrix - Wikipedia

i simply cannot take women seriously, if they are unwilling to be serious and fornicate me into submission.

thats ok danny.....im sure they dont take you seriously either......

 

[danielpalos]

free full body massage with happy ending for right wing women willing to vote blue!

who are you getting to do the deed.....

i don't mind playing zone defense. any right wing women are welcome to a free sample.

 

[Wry Catcher]

As Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but verify". But, that was in reference to Russia. When you read a post by PC, the new normal is Don't trust, and prove her wrong:

San Jose Current Rental Prices: Why Is It So Expensive?

From the Link:

San Jose and all of Silicon Valley have received national attention for soaring home prices. Neighboring San Francisco may have the highest rent prices of all U.S. cities, but San Jose isn’t far behind.

According to Zumper.com, the median price for a 1 bedroom rental in San Jose costs $2,040. Just behind Boston at $2,350, that makes San Jose the 4th most expensive rental market in the U.S.

San Jose also has the most expensive median sales prices for single-family existing homes at $900,000.

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

My 86 year old neighbor recently moved to an elder care facility and this morning her daughter came by and let us know the home next door to us will rent for $5000,00 per month. One around the corner, and also on a court rented last month for $4,800.00 per month.

Average Home Prices in Brooklyn and Queens Hit Record Highs

https://www.zillow.com/las-vegas-nv/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/indianapolis-carmel-anderson-metro-in_r394705/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/charleston-sc/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/phoenix-mesa-scottsdale-metro-az_r394976/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/portland-or/home-values/

Can't deny this?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Well....at least explain which of these explains the migration...


a. The taxes and cost of living in that worker's paradise

b. The Liberal insistence on enticing illegals to vote Democrat, as Obama told them to

c. Your presence

1a. Yep, Trump screwed us, but he's on his way out, and a fair tax bill will be pass by the Congress.

2b. Poopaganda. Trump insisted that racists, misogynists and bigots like you vote for Republicans, the do nothing party of the 21st Century.

3c. I don't have that much power.

4d. CA population was est. to be 39.54 million in 2017, many people sold their home here, and made a huge profit when they purchased a home in those states noted in my links.

"3c. I don't have that much power. "



It's not the power, it's the ........aroma.

Gee, how clever. NOT

Fact: board a flight at JFK and arrive in Oakland. The air in Oakland is fresh and clean, the air in NYC (I've been to all the boroughs) smells like what comes out of a taxi cab's exhaust pipes.

 

[Harry Dresden]

free full body massage with happy ending for right wing women willing to vote blue!

who are you getting to do the deed.....

i don't mind playing zone defense. any right wing women are welcome to a free sample.

its you?.......

 

[danielpalos]

free full body massage with happy ending for right wing women willing to vote blue!

who are you getting to do the deed.....

i don't mind playing zone defense. any right wing women are welcome to a free sample.

its you?.......

nice guys do, in modern times.

 

[PoliticalChic]

"Bizarre and Hilarious Photos That Sum Up All 50 States


California

Did you purposely leave this out?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Why?


Because it essentially verifies the premise of my post.


One of my fav authors had you in mind, dunce:
Although the author Daniel Silva used this description in a different connection, nothing could be more appropriate as a description of Liberals:

They come in two varieties- those willing to be used, and those too stupid to realize that they are being used.

My 86 year old neighbor recently moved to an elder care facility and this morning her daughter came by and let us know the home next door to us will rent for $5000,00 per month. One around the corner, and also on a court rented last month for $4,800.00 per month.

Average Home Prices in Brooklyn and Queens Hit Record Highs

https://www.zillow.com/las-vegas-nv/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/indianapolis-carmel-anderson-metro-in_r394705/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/charleston-sc/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/phoenix-mesa-scottsdale-metro-az_r394976/home-values/

https://www.zillow.com/portland-or/home-values/

Can't deny this?

"....migration out of California topped 100,000 in 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to the Census Bureau. And between 2006 and 2017, a total of 1.24 million Californians left the state, never to return, the third highest total in the country, behind only New York and Illinois. "



Well....at least explain which of these explains the migration...


a. The taxes and cost of living in that worker's paradise

b. The Liberal insistence on enticing illegals to vote Democrat, as Obama told them to

c. Your presence

1a. Yep, Trump screwed us, but he's on his way out, and a fair tax bill will be pass by the Congress.

2b. Poopaganda. Trump insisted that racists, misogynists and bigots like you vote for Republicans, the do nothing party of the 21st Century.

3c. I don't have that much power.

4d. CA population was est. to be 39.54 million in 2017, many people sold their home here, and made a huge profit when they purchased a home in those states noted in my links.

"3c. I don't have that much power. "



It's not the power, it's the ........aroma.

Gee, how clever. NOT

Fact: board a flight at JFK and arrive in Oakland. The air in Oakland is fresh and clean, the air in NYC (I've been to all the boroughs) smells like what comes out of a taxi cab's exhaust pipes.

Sooo.....why did a million and a quarter high income individuals flee the Liberal paradise????




'Idafornia' T-shirt sparks ugly war between California transplants and Idaho natives

California resentment was coming up in conversations a lot more than it used to."

...the number of Californians moving to Idaho. In 2017, 21,000 Californians moved to Idaho as hundreds of thousands of Californians attempted to flee the state's high cost of living."
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Idafornia-T-shirt-California-Idaho-Facebook-brawl-13529029.php




Face it......I'm never wrong.

 

[danielpalos]

lousy female intuition?

 

[PoliticalChic]

 

[danielpalos]

Our minimum wage is scheduled to rise; that should help out.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Here's what socialism looks like.


"Roughly a quarter of the nation's homeless live in California. So do about one-third of all Americans on public assistance. Approximately one-fifth of the state's population lives below the poverty line. About one-third of Californians are enrolled in Medi-Cal, the state's health care program for low-income residents.

California's social programs are magnets that draw in the indigent from all over the world, who arrive in search of generous health, education, legal, nutritional and housing subsidies. Some 27 percent of the state's residents were not born in the United States."
California Has Become America's Cannibal State

 

[miketx]

“Cali is #1 in poverty “ =. Russian fake news .

1. The article was from Forbes, you moron.

2. "Why is liberal California the poverty capital of America?"
Why is liberal California the poverty capital of America?

That's the LATimes....



And again....Me: never wrong........You: a Liberals, hence, never right.

Sure when you create a stat heavy on cost of living . Cali is expensive because of its success .

You mislead to imply everyone is poor . fake news .

Success is making housing unaffordable for the average person?
Success is allowing illegals to vote and get tax money?
Success is people running away from the state as soon as they can?