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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
amazing that despite all that, they can't build $450,000 houses fast enough, in the Carolinas or the suburbs of Nashville.
Paul, instead of pointing to studies, try answering this...please point to some principles that you and I would both agree are conservative principles, that would cause people to be fat, unhealthy, poor, etc.
As to income, our median income in CT is very high. Some of that, probably much of that, has absolutely nothing to do with politics, and everything to do with how lucky we are to have beautiful waterfront real estate that is close to Manhattan.
"Of the 12 states with the highest murder rates, 10 are red states"
Break it down by city, please.
I pity all those upper middle class people moving south in droves They must really be stupid.
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The median price of homes currently listed in North Carolina is $259,000 while the median price of homes that sold is $187,300.
The median price of homes currently listed in Connecticut is $315,000 while the median price of homes that sold is $239,100.
sure you can get a lot of house down there but a truck cost the same a gallon of gas isn't much cheaper a gallon of milk cost the same . some taxes are less but its still about wages