contraman,
you are simply wrong about Asians having it easier in education. Just go to any University of CA and see that Asians have the highest average testscore/GPA of any class. Medschool is the same thing based on my own and many of my friends’ experience.
Asians in America are not minority, they’re “ethnic” but aren’t “minority” so don’t get any special treatment. At least the Caucasians have connections (e.g. George Bush going to Yale) but Asians by and large succeed on their own merits.
contraman,
you are simply wrong about Asians having it easier in education. Just go to any University of CA and see that Asians have the highest average testscore/GPA of any class. Medschool is the same thing based on my own and many of my friends’ experience.
Asians in America are not minority, they’re “ethnic” but aren’t “minority” so don’t get any special treatment. At least the Caucasians have connections (e.g. George Bush going to Yale) but Asians by and large succeed on their own merits.
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
Where I live the price of house have barely budged. I don’t even want to think about who’s buying these days. I guess google and yahoo money is still flowing.
Where I live the price of house have barely budged. I don’t even want to think about who’s buying these days. I guess google and yahoo money is still flowing.
Where I live the price of house have barely budged. I don’t even want to think about who’s buying these days. I guess google and yahoo money is still flowing.
