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The-Shoveler
ParticipantBack in the day the teacher would just hold up a flash card and the first kid who yelled out the answer won LOL.
No paper involved.
You get to calculus or trig, then you need proof’s, before that I think is a waste of energy and imagination.
Anyway IMO.
ParticipantYou know it’s hot when your feet get burned on the sand running to the wet part of the beach.
Ouch! LOL.
September 8, 2015 at 7:02 AM in reply to: Vanity Fair – Is Silicon Valley in Another Tech Bubble? #789201ParticipantWhile it may be a bit frothy I don’t think it is a bubble (at least not in the way it was in 1999).
Anyway IMO.Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]These maps show why some places are so expensive. It will only get worse.
LOL someone snuck Temecula in there.
ParticipantI would argue that improving and creating infrastructure is increasing GDP.
Yes the Horror if China no longer accepts the US dollar,
We would have to make our own stuff.
Just kidding, In reality, China would never dump US treasuries, it would only be shooting itself in the foot LOL, it’s banking on those.
The fed would just print more money and buy them back on the cheap.
ParticipantIn theory the Fed is NEVER out of ammo,
They have the ability to endless do QE.
The Prez can even order the Treasury to print Trillion dollar coins and mail out checks.
Not that it would be a good Idea, its just possible.
I think even one Idea that was floated was to print a Trillion dollar coin to pay for infrastructure projects.
ParticipantI would agree the Head of the Fed works for the and is replaced by the current executive administration.
They are only employed at the pleasure of the current prez.
That said, I don’t see them raising rates significantly until there is clear wage inflation occurring (and I expect they will let that run awhile before raising as well).
The general population has to be able to afford the current home prices at 7-9% interest before they will raise or even let the market crash.
Anyway IMO.
ParticipantA large part of the more recent Immigration is coming from Asia these days,
You may be very surprised they are not heading to Irvine or the more known Asian target towns.
Eastvale CA,
The town did not even exist three or so years ago, now it’s booming.
They also have a New Ranch-99 next to the Lowes and Costco in Corona (been there about a year).
ParticipantBG there is already an approved project just a little north of there DR Horton Horse Creek ridge (a little smaller project but still good sized)
http://www.drhorton.com/California/San-Diego/Fallbrook/Horse-Creek-Ridge.aspx
It is right off the 76 and I-15, there will be a lot of shopping going in there as well on the corners of the 76 and I-15.
Sprawl, it’s coming.
ParticipantMost of the people living in the high end flats in Downtown L.A. have to commute out to the Suburbs of WestLake, Newberry park, Simi-Valley or Valencia LOL.
Yea that’s working,
ParticipantThis is one example but there are many smaller (but still fairly large housing and planned communities) happening all along the I-15 corridor in IE and San Diego county.
http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/la-fi-property-report-ontario-20141106-story.html
They all start out as bedroom communities then they evolve into Cities, just they way it has been for 75 or more years now.
Here is another in SD
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2015/jan/26/development-north-county-merriam-newland/
ParticipantLOL So no large scale development is happening now or in the future in Socal?
ParticipantWhat happens if there is no lower paid spouse?
Both are highly paid professionals?
The above is very common these days.
Easier said than done.
ParticipantYou realize Ventura, Westlake, Irvine and Newberry park used to be exurb’s right?
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