How are Western house prices sustainable?

How are Western house prices sustainable?

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I can easily find a house twice as big as that for less then $100,000:)

this would only make sense if there were some gold under the ground lol

it's called land.

They aren't. Systemic home price decline is coming.

Because boomers are willing to sell shit like this to money laundering Chinks in order to keep themselves sweet in their retirement years while their children literally fucking rot and stagnate on antidepressants

thats the most overpriced city in a country that only uses debt never actual money. The west also has USA which is mired in mass poverty

Looks like Mac demarcos house

it's the location, not the size. why are you such a brainlet?

They aren't. The previous economic crisis was but childsplay compared to what is to come. This time, governments won't be able to save the banks and the amount of debt has only grown. It will be a total melt-down the likes of wich this world has never seen before.

Prepare. Seriously.