I thought this thread was going to die off with two comments…
Pigss.. I am a little disappointed with you…
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In Feb 2001 Allstate/National JournalHeartland Monitor poll #1 Reason to Buy home: “Having a place to raise a family An overwhelming 40 percent said that raising a family in a place of their own was the ultimate factor in their decision to buy. The housing market may rise and fall, but the value of the home to the American family seems set in stone.”
20% of women are choosing not to have children today as opposed to 10% in the 70’s. Now if culture and demographics are changing as mentioned in this thread, is this not crucial to gauging future demand for housing? This is a housing blog.
What’s really disappointing is that certain people post on the “Should Citibank woman be fired for wearing form-fitted clothing” yet disparage a more relevant topic to housing.
What’s even more disappointing is that my CDMA phone only gets a few hours of battery life if I actually use it. 🙂
What is disturbing is that the smartest people in the world used to work for Bell Labs, now they work for paper pushers and advertising companies: Goldman, Facebook, Twitter and Google.
One such person was Dennis Ritchie (National Medal of Technology winner), one of the creators of Unix and C who passed away this week. Thank you Dennis Ritchie and Bell Labs for helping make today’s technology possible.
