[exnavy]

I drink a lot of coffee, i have for decades. I’ve never spent one dime at starbucks.

[fruser1]

Starbucks is a visual dog whistle for leftists.

[Alberta's Child]

A Zillow study found that homes within a quarter-mile of a Starbucks appreciated far faster than those farther away — jumping 96 percent to $269,000 over 17 years, compared to a 65 percent rise to $168,000 for the average U.S. home — suggesting the coffee giant tends to move into neighborhoods on the rise...

Or maybe the home prices were rising because those neighborhoods were filled with people who could afford to piss away $8 on a cup of burnt coffee.

[Poser]

I think they got the cause and effect backwards.

[rolling_stone]

overpriced coffee in overpriced neighborhoods

[enumerated]

Oh give me a break…

[SuperLuminal]

Unbelievable BS!

[enumerated]

This reminds me of Trump-haters assuming everyone in the room hates Trump.

Starbucks fans think everyone wishes they had a Starbucks nearby - so much so that proximity to one drives up home values.. delusional.

The high priced homes around here aren’t near anything commercial - they are near country clubs and land trusts.

[ridesthemiles]

BS

[bort]

When I see a Starbucks or Whole Foods, I immediately think of an influx of Karens.

[Dr. Sivana]

The real problem is when the Starbucks is replaced with a “Boost Mobile” or “Pay Day Loan” outlet.

[Mastador1]

Oh heck ya, just having a Star*ucks , or 2,3,6 in the neighborhood immediately increases the value of the homes…….what a crock of old used coffee grounds.

[Dick Vomer]

that’s racist...