byly-kadi
13.04.16, 19:18
Poczytajcie ponizej. Jednoczesnie Babcia nie wspomina nic o jakiejs podwyzce stop. Co jest ?
“When Marianne Jackson found the perfect three-bedroom home in Oakland listed at $699,000, she knew the owners would never sell for that price. So the eBay EBAY +3.99% executive, who lives in the Silicon Valley suburb of Los Gatos, wrote what she hoped would be a compelling offer: $200,000 over the asking price, with no contingencies and an attractive payment package (Jackson won’t say if she offered all-cash). The capstone of her offer was a letter describing the multiple generations of her long-time Californian family who would eventually benefit if she bought the home.”
Sprzedajacy chce 600 000 tysiecy a kupujacy sklada mu oferte…. O 200 000 wiecej. Kogos albo pierdolnelo albo mamy kolejna Tulip Mania.
www.forbes.com/sites/erincarlyle/2016/04/13/bidding-wars-for-homes-have-become-the-new-normal-in-many-u-s-cities/#2e8858eb688a
Czy rosnace w zupelnie nienormalny sposob ceny nieruchomosci w ogole nie wplywaja na stopien inflacji? I jesli nie to dlaczego, czy to za maly chunk kasy w odniesieniu do calej ekonomii ( w koncu ceny 10 – krotnie wzrosly tylko w kilku rejonach w ostatnim roku) , sa rownowazone przez spdajace ceny inncy produktow ( watpie) a moze szalency szukajac kasy na przedplate wyprzedaja zie ze wszystkiego za bezcen? Z biznesow, zlota, ziuterii, nerek, dzieci I wujkow?
W innym rejonie Kalifornii mediana ceny jest taka, ze by dajac na dol 200 000 wziac kredyd ta reszte, trzeba zarabiak okolo 255 000. A srenia zarobkow w rejonie tymczasem jest 74 000. I rosnie, choc pomalu, bezrobocie oraz padaja male firmy.
Under these assumptions, households in SF wanting to buy that median home must have a minimum qualifying annual household income of $254,000, on top of the $240k in cash for the down-payment. And this is where the absurdity re-surfaces: the Census Bureau estimates that the median household income in San Francisco is $75,600 (it has gone up a little since that estimate).
The monthly costs – principal, interest, taxes, and insurance, but not including the benefits of income tax deductions – for this median home amount to $6,350. And this causes a little bit of a problem with “affordability”: If only 11% of the households can afford to buy a median home, who is going to buy the other homes?
wolfstreet.com/2016/02/25/bust-royale-for-insane-san-francisco-silicon-valley-housing-markets/
Cz yw tym szalenstwi jest jakas metoda ? Jaka ?