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On May 01 2018 02:09 intotheheart wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2018 02:07 Plansix wrote: To be fair, my wife’s parents lived with her grandparents for like 10 years before they built a house. My parents lived in a house with 4 other couples when they first got married. And then bought a house. It was a pile of trash house heated by a wood stove in New England, but it was a house.
This whole “moving out right out of college” plan might just be super terrible. Just get a good job and bank money. All the "good jobs" unfortunately are out of town, unless I become a prof. We're definitely a university town. I think I'm gonna try living away for a few years, just to try it out. Yeah, if the economy demands you move, then that is the way.
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Yeah most recently it's been a childhood friend from when I was 7. Classic.
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On May 01 2018 02:24 intotheheart wrote: Yeah most recently it's been a childhood friend from when I was 7. Classic. I thought you were into anime?
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the childhood friend is never the one with biggest boobs though
it's always the dumbass ditzy girl who keeps falling on the protagonist tits first or flashing accidentally
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On May 01 2018 01:56 Sn0_Man wrote: all my friends in vancouver have exactly 0 plans to ever move out lmao 700K for 500 sq/f 2200 one bed room rent median family income 78K
yep staying at home gg
oh and highest gas prices in NA history lul
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Even my family members who own houses in the lower mainland have had property values more than double since they bought. Van is nice but goddamn expensive.
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On May 01 2018 04:11 CorsairHero wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2018 01:56 Sn0_Man wrote: all my friends in vancouver have exactly 0 plans to ever move out lmao 700K for 500 sq/f 2200 one bed room rent median family income 78K yep staying at home gg oh and highest gas prices in NA history lul Just wait till we start putting a tariff on ur gas in retaliation for pipeline blockading.
Actually I think that law mostly covers natural gas for heating but w/e
All my cousin's in the lower mainland moved back home after university lmao
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is that 78k before taxes, healthcare and stuff?
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yes before taxes, canada pension, employment insurance, medical plan take home pay is maybe 2/3 of that
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that's like 2,2k CAD a month wtf
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maybe more like 4.2K for median household
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On May 01 2018 05:31 CorsairHero wrote: maybe more like 4.2K for average household
I already subtracted the rental costs but didn't write it transparently. My bad, Still for a family that's not that much. Some cities are just out of reach for the majority of the populace.
Where I come from development has driven house/flat prices through the roof. Fastest increase of the world lmao. And maybe I have to go back there because I want to change jobs... Finding a cheap flat is impossible, a decently pricey one below like 800€ all included a month would be nice. Two rooms as well.
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Median family income in Bean Town is $82,380. And that is greater Boston area, which is anything inside 95.
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On May 01 2018 05:36 Plansix wrote: Median family income in Bean Town is $82,380. And that is greater Boston area, which is anything inside 95. Yeah but that's not Canadian pesos
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On May 01 2018 05:35 Artisreal wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2018 05:31 CorsairHero wrote: maybe more like 4.2K for average household
I already subtracted the rental costs but didn't write it transparently. My bad, Still for a family that's not that much. Some cities are just out of reach for the majority of the populace. Where I come from development has driven house/flat prices through the roof. Fastest increase of the world lmao. And maybe I have to go back there because I want to change jobs... Finding a cheap flat is impossible, a decently pricey one below like 800€ all included a month would be nice. Two rooms as well. oh for a family you would need to subtract more (unless you want a 1 bedroom with kids) 2 bedroom condo is around 3.2k for rent
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On May 01 2018 05:41 CorsairHero wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2018 05:35 Artisreal wrote:On May 01 2018 05:31 CorsairHero wrote: maybe more like 4.2K for average household
I already subtracted the rental costs but didn't write it transparently. My bad, Still for a family that's not that much. Some cities are just out of reach for the majority of the populace. Where I come from development has driven house/flat prices through the roof. Fastest increase of the world lmao. And maybe I have to go back there because I want to change jobs... Finding a cheap flat is impossible, a decently pricey one below like 800€ all included a month would be nice. Two rooms as well. oh for a family you would need to subtract more (unless you want a 1 bedroom with kids) 2 bedroom condo is around 3.2k for rent oyoyoyoyoy indeed, you wrote for a one bed omfg I'm gonna ponder emigrating to Canada again
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On May 01 2018 05:38 Sn0_Man wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2018 05:36 Plansix wrote: Median family income in Bean Town is $82,380. And that is greater Boston area, which is anything inside 95. Yeah but that's not Canadian pesos Damn, that does increase it a bit. And you don’t even get freedom.
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On May 01 2018 05:54 Gosi wrote: CH draft lottery :{ Lindenning needs to go
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On May 01 2018 06:51 CorsairHero wrote:Lindenning needs to go Maybe GM's goes dum dum and Boqvist falls like Pettersson xD
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