OnePercenter
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No you don't, dumbass. Which building codes are you referring to, the ones in San Francisco, or the ones in Bakersfield? Do houses in Las Vegas have to be built to withstand earthquakes? Of course they don't.Yes we do dumbass.No they don't, dumbass.Yes, it is the location. It's where state and local governments have imposed a lot of idiotic regulations that drive up the price of housing. The same thing is true for Canada.It's the location. If you want to talk about high cost of housing why don't you look in your own country. Canada is ridiculous price, especially in a land where you freeze your ass off 10 months out of the year.
We have the same building codes in Vegas as they do in California, but the price of a home in California is twice as much as Vegas so your theory doesn't hold water.
You're a liar, plain and simple.
Who pays you to be stupid, the Koch Brothers?
"(NV‐3) 278.580 Chapter of the NRS: Mandates that any governing body shall amend its building codes to include seismic provisions of the International Building Code and the standards for the investigation of hazards relating to seismic activity including, without limitation, potential surface ruptures and liquefaction."
Nevada - Western States Seismic Policy Council