A thought on future housing prices due to something we take for granted: water

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[quote=esmith]It may drive home prices UP rather than down. Water shortages will put an end to indiscriminate building and cut off the supply of new housing.
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Or we could just stop building houses with lush green lawns in the middle of the desert. We could take care of alot of houses water needs with the water we keep grass green with.

And if grass is that important to you there are plenty of places in the midwest where you couldnt stop grass from growing if you tried.

[ucodegen]

But of course, no one wants to pay taxes to improve the systems until it’s too late and ends up costing us 4x more than it would have to do preventative maintenance.

Yeah, but we will guarantee the Charger’s ticket sales…. Ditto with roads and other parts of infrastructure.

[ucodegen]

But of course, no one wants to pay taxes to improve the systems until it’s too late and ends up costing us 4x more than it would have to do preventative maintenance.

Yeah, but we will guarantee the Charger’s ticket sales…. Ditto with roads and other parts of infrastructure.

[ucodegen]

But of course, no one wants to pay taxes to improve the systems until it’s too late and ends up costing us 4x more than it would have to do preventative maintenance.

Yeah, but we will guarantee the Charger’s ticket sales…. Ditto with roads and other parts of infrastructure.

[ucodegen]

But of course, no one wants to pay taxes to improve the systems until it’s too late and ends up costing us 4x more than it would have to do preventative maintenance.

Yeah, but we will guarantee the Charger’s ticket sales…. Ditto with roads and other parts of infrastructure.

[ucodegen]

But of course, no one wants to pay taxes to improve the systems until it’s too late and ends up costing us 4x more than it would have to do preventative maintenance.

Yeah, but we will guarantee the Charger’s ticket sales…. Ditto with roads and other parts of infrastructure.

[peterb]

People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.

[peterb]

People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.

[peterb]

People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.

[peterb]

People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.

[peterb]

People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.

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[quote=peterb]People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.[/quote]

Even if demand decreases, it will be useless if the water can’t be delivered to you efficiently. It’s not just drought we have problems with, it’s infrastructure. We are a 90 year old man about to have a massive heart attack.

[afx114]

[quote=peterb]People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.[/quote]

Even if demand decreases, it will be useless if the water can’t be delivered to you efficiently. It’s not just drought we have problems with, it’s infrastructure. We are a 90 year old man about to have a massive heart attack.

[afx114]

[quote=peterb]People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.[/quote]

Even if demand decreases, it will be useless if the water can’t be delivered to you efficiently. It’s not just drought we have problems with, it’s infrastructure. We are a 90 year old man about to have a massive heart attack.

[afx114]

[quote=peterb]People should be leaving CA in great numbers pretty soon. Looking for work and a cheaper cost of living. That should solve all these pesky day-to-day issues.[/quote]

Even if demand decreases, it will be useless if the water can’t be delivered to you efficiently. It’s not just drought we have problems with, it’s infrastructure. We are a 90 year old man about to have a massive heart attack.

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