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To: setter
Those areas won't be rural or semi rural for long, or affordable for that matter. Where I live in Arizona, 15 years ago, was manageable to drive from one end of Phoenix metro to the other in one hour, stress free. it's an absolute disaster now. Accident after accident on the freeway. It can take hours to get from North Phoenix to the south Valley area.

My nephew is one of those tech bros trying to find a place in rural Tennessee. Every property he finds, already has an offer, usually well above asking. Look what they are doing to Idaho. Idaho for cripes sakes.

A billion people is A LOT of people.

My recommendation, for anyone young, is...leave.

251 posted on 01/06/2022 9:18:52 AM PST by riri (Hope is not a strategy at this point- Sam Andrews)
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To: riri

“Those areas won’t be rural or semi rural for long, or affordable for that matter”

So true. The place my niece is looking was a empty farm field 2 years ago and now it has 400-500 homes.

The realtor told her if they don’t make a move soon they will have to move even further out. The house they looked at 8 months ago went up $45k


254 posted on 01/06/2022 9:55:51 AM PST by setter
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