Working in IT with a halfway decent salary in the film industry of 45.6k which is supposed to be ABOVE AVERAGE for my age already, according to the state propaganda.
Just checked the property prices in the south Bavarian region where I’m living right now. It’s about 1 million for the soil alone. Houses and property range between 1.4 million to 2 million for a normal house.
My conclusion is, that if you don’t have parents that own a lot of land that you will inherit it’s not remotely possible to found a family, let alone think of owning a piece of land or having any security.
>be french >have inherited land (a 500yo farm, a forest and a handful of farmland) >check market prices >3000€/ha tops for the farmland >farm could go for 200k € if it was renovated (it is not) fug
Blake Moore
wait for the crash, if you're young owning property isn't a big deal. there will be swarms of people attempting to sell property at lower and lower prices when it cuts close to the bone. at least that's what i'm hoping for >t. britbong, where house ownership is the biggest meme ever and cupboards in london are going for £1.2 mil
Nicholas Collins
Doesn't every one rent in Germany anyway?
Leo King
Oh great another millenial complaining he can't buy a 14 bedrooms mansion with his mcdonald salary thread.
Adrian Kelly
Bavaria is not some shit hole burger land. here a market crash will have no impact. too many people are pushing into the southern cities (especially Munich), there is no way any housing prices will fall. in worst case scenario they won't rise anymore, but even that I cannot see. too much demand for those rich German areas. so yes OP, if you haven't bought anything 8-10 years ago, your literally fucked unless you have some crypto and you go the long way (3-5 years BTC holding), that's your only hope.
Oliver Hughes
You know what to do, Germanon. Time for you to start a political party, get arrested and then write about your struggles in jail. I believe in you.
Adrian Watson
That's what I see, too. Got lots of colleagues in their 40s now who bought their flats about 10 years ago and are now able to move into bigger ones due to the massive increase in poperty value. On the other hand its fucking insane for people in their 20s to early 30s to even THINK of getting into that market.
Julian Rogers
Oldfag here. In a crash, only shit London properties go for cheap
Cooper Wood
yep, did the same 8 years ago and I'm in my late 30s. value increased by more than 100%. pure luck I can say, never expected it. buying now is insane expensive.
it's expensive because of speculation from foreign investors (many fucking rich arabs), they are one of the reasons prices are climbing and the new people coming here....
Jack Harris
I can see the same for Bavaria. shit ones will be cheaper, but the rest well stay the same in a crash
Thomas Baker
as much as we talk about crypto here, do the gambling: buy 2-3 BTC of you can a just hold it, don't fucking play around, just hold it.
BTC value will increase. $100k in 2020 is not delusional and conservative.
having a starting budget of $200-300k wouldn't be that bad, right? you almost cannot lose unites you stay trading, don't do that. buy BTC and forget it until it reaches your desired fiat value. go buy your flat after 2020 ;)
Luke Barnes
How is the situation in cities ? Gf and I have bought a 85sqm appartment in the centre of Lyon (2nd most expensive city here) for 320k. Both on slightly under average salary, but we got a 1% fixed rate loan.
Chase Mitchell
one friend did that, bought BTC and keeps it
Anthony Diaz
I feel bad for eurocucks. I live in gated neighborhood, 4 bedroom 3 bathroom house, 3 car garage, with a pool/hotub that was built in 2008 and I bought it for 470k USD, it's worth around 490k-500k USD now. It's also in a fairly big city.
Christopher Brooks
already gambling with about 4k (currently 12k worth) in crypto, but it's not really cutting it.
On my way to founding a business on my own. No McDonalds tier stuff, classy B2B in the construction industry and automotive stuff.
Anyways, I still feel cheated, since my parents were able to inherit their house with a basic education, a salary comparable to mine and a credit which they will pay off until they're 60. Not the best solution bit still they were able to afford it somehow. The case for most people today is, that with a normal wageslave job, you're simply not able to afford any of the luxuries that the fucking boomers had with almost NO effort.
Henry Collins
>but we got a 1% fixed rate loan Gj, you have saved your ass
Robert Ward
people are leaving the country formally known as France, no ones buying your bags
Joshua Stewart
If only, my city has a 10% yearly growth from northerners mostly.
Ryder Adams
>in a city try 2h away from downtown by car
Dominic Murphy
Berndbro, move to Ukraine or eastern Poland. its cheap, white and safe.
Lucas Martin
that doesn't look like denmark as the flag implies. it looks way too hilly. that is unless its on the island of greenland
Caleb Perez
>safe Ahahaha
Samuel Thomas
It's the flag of Savoie, it seems it's in France.
Ayden Lee
that's true, never thought about that desu
the only way of endangering yourself there is by showing you own a lot of money. not healthy
Owen Turner
probably similar prices for other mid tier places here in the south of Germany.
Munich and vicinity is the most expensive metropolitan area in Germany. a 80 sqm apartment (not in city centre, but further away) starts at 500k EURO, but I saw new apartments further outside for 600k+ it's crazy shit.
I bought a small apparent for rent 20sqm with furniture and ready to move in. price was 170k€ monthly rent is around 900€. if I earn some nice BTC profits, I would like to buy more of those. demand demand demand... crazy shit
Matthew Mitchell
>Danish flag The absolute state of Danish cuck education. It's a flag of fucking Savoy.
Wyatt Morgan
even without crypto. 170k EURO and 900 EURO each month you can calculate that after around 20 years you are debt free and paid all taxes if nothing bad happens. that's how you make money, you take debt and let others pay for it, you only hold the liability of it goes to shit, if not, you're richer than before
Nathan Thompson
lol thats cheap you bastard, buy now look at prices in Stockholm
Benjamin Wright
refugees need places to live more than you bigot
Eli Reed
they live in a nicer place than you are and they live for free while the government pays for it by renting from private market, which charge more than usual, worsening the situation for the common folk.
if you sum it up, refugees brought a lot of problems we never had in Europe before
Noah Reyes
is this rent including heating?
Nathaniel King
Yep. Friends of mine are renting a 70sqm apartment in Lyon too, they pay 1200€ a month, which is exactly my monthy loan payment. In the end I own a flat and they own nothing, but we pay the same. With the currently low interests, it's a bit stupid not to buy if you see a good deal.
James Thompson
Good thinking, not everybody sees that.
Isaac Gonzalez
that's everything included, it's targeted for long business stays, but some wealthy foreign students stay there as well before they find something better and cheaper. in the end I just have to pay taxes for this rent "income", rest is for the bank, I pay nothing out of my own pocket, it is self sustaining
Eli Johnson
>UK >Property crash
Ok laddie here is why you are a fucking retard >0.5 base rate which will not be going anywhere for another decade >Population explosion >Buy2rent cartels >Zero reason for construction firms to build faster with flocks of buyers fighting over their stock and cheap credit.
With average prices hitting 300k and typical wages 20k things are going to get much worse before they improve.
Noah Davis
Munich's apparently got similar weather to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
that's nice, but I won't be moving to burgerland ever. I rather cope with the refugee situation here than going to murica.
btw your burger houses are made of shit of I compare them to Europe. houses here are made to last, made of brick and stones, not cheap wood. that's why it's way more expensive to buy a house in Europe.
Sebastian Wilson
>it's way more expensive to buy a house in Europe. Not that much actually. It's simply that Americans have 0 standards and don't give a fuck about having a 3h-long daily commute by car.
Easton Mitchell
You're tying yourself to Lyon, while they aren't. I'm barely 32 and have witnessed a decline so brutal in my short life I don't know if this country has 20 years left in it. Maybe you're making the right bet; just saying it used to be home ownership gave you peace of mind, whereas now being location independent is what people seek. There is always a premium on comfort.
Angel Wilson
>tying myself Nope, I can sell and buy elsewhere. I bought about 20% under the market price in the area, I expect to make good money in that. After all stone is still the least volatile asset.
Matthew Phillips
you can always keep it, rent it and live to live elsewhere and rent your new home there. no need to sell it.
this "tying yourself" is just an excuse for people who don't take the risk of buying a home. I always thought I'm tying myself to a specific place (what I didn't mind), but I know other families who lived out of their own city apartment, have rent it and for that same rent they are renting a big fucking house outside the city.
Julian Howard
*who moved out of their city apartment
Robert Wilson
thank you sir. I share your thoughts!
Sebastian Ward
>as much as we talk about crypto here, do the gambling: >buy 2-3 BTC of you can a just hold it, don't fucking play around, just hold it. Lots of scenarios like OP will happen in future. Younger people are going to continue to be priced out of options in life. Anyone under 30 needs to get extremely aggressive with their investment chances to make it.
Nolan Parker
wtf u talking about...London prices have been rising for years. I had to pay £760K for a semi in west London a few yeard ago and now similar houses on the road are going for over 1.3million.
Austin Rivera
You could also invest your mortgage in other financial assets and you would easily yield more rendite and revenue than in real estate.
>Rent where you live, and own what you rent to others.
Jayden King
yeah this user speaketh the truth.
I have a few BTL and all rented to EU wagecucks.
Dominic Smith
It all depends on the location. I just bought a 3-room apartment with 160k€ in a major city in Italy. Which is around 100 times what I earn in a month, and I earn little more than the minimum wage, looks quite manageable to me. If you want mansions or luxury apartment in London or Zurich, yea you need to earn mad cash.
Ryder Jones
What other kind of safe and steadily valuating assets are you thinking investing in ?
Kevin Adams
munich is hell, how do people manage those rent prices, how are people able to buy a house at these prices, i just can't fathom it... I simply can't believe that this will go on good for long
Jack Moore
How do you get a job in IT that isnt a boring office job?
maybe i wouldnt hate wagecucking so much if the people around me didnt want to kill themselves as well
Josiah Brown
go into interesting fields as cyber security or specialise in stuff that is intersitng. I narrowed down to systems for the media and entertainment industry.
Ryder Murphy
sadly this will go on for a while. too many wealthy players from unstable regions (especially middle east) are parking their money in real estates. it is safe to do that and on top you will probably leave with more money than you entered with....
that's the true story.
no-one with a normal salary can afford it it they don't plan to be in debt for 50 years to the bank.
crypto (for all its delusional participants) can be a way to be a house owner one day. if not, at least you tried...
Bentley Fisher
Join military, get sign on bonus for a needed MOS, make sure it translates to high paying salary civilian job, enjoy
You’re welcome
Dominic Bell
I second that. security (white hacking, but not only) is in high demand because not enough qualified purple on the market = high salary demands
Elijah Butler
...
Ethan Lewis
German military sucks desu. No funding at all and they will suck everything out of the good people for a shit payment. My ex roommate was working for Bundeswehr for 10 years as Offizier and is happy to leave that shithole.
Jayden Ross
a prefabricated house, just ground floor with about 64sqm + roof truss costs ~200k€ a basement would be 30-40k€ not sure about the interior work and roofcovering + storefront but i would add another 60k at least. i work as a mobilecraneoperator so i chitchat a lot with people who are building houses. add 50k at the very least for a small property that is barley as big as your house is in a rural area. furniture and what not and you are paying about 400k€ for a home that just about big enough for a family of 4. i work ~60 hours a week give or take and earn 2-3k€ a month depending on the hours. i manage to safe 1-1.5k after rent car and shit. lets say i want to buy a house upfront without falling for the debttrap i would need to safe for about 25 years living frugally as fuck. thats fucked up user
Owen Morales
over the last for months i put in 6k euro into crypto 40% ETH 20% BTC and the rest is in shitcoins. im down ~35% from initial investment. i consider that money as lost and wont sell a single satoshi before i see a 2x of my initial investment at least. i have 7k sitting in the bank and i dont want to throw away more money. will i regret not investing more like i regret ignoring crypto for 4 years thinking it is probably a ponzi before buying high?
Ryder Hill
German real estate market will crash hard soon when all the old people and boomers die
Chase Watson
If you sell it for crypto i'll buy it.
Nolan Martin
>selling a real world asset for internet fun money shiggy
Angel Wood
are you dumb? the old farts have old rent contracts, when they die the owners will renovate the shit hole the old farts lived in and rent it for 2x the old price if not 2.5x.
this is business. old people don't have money, there are only a small percentage of old geezers who are wealthy, the rest is piss poor
Noah Murphy
>internet fun money
As if fiat was better lol.
Nathaniel Bell
the dream is to hold at least one full BTC and to keep it for 5-10 years, maybe you can buy a house for that.
same advice for you. are you willing to keep $10k in crypto, potentially lose all, but more likely cash out big in some years and buy your new shit hole? why not trying, you either win or lose. just don't use money you will need in the way before BTC hits the desired value...
Luke Martinez
Fiat can buy you many tangible things. What can you buy with internet funbux ?
Parker Foster
fiat is the same shit. my great grandma hodled this Eastern Europe fiat for decades until the cold was ended and everything went to shit. her big saving was barely enough to go for dinner with the family one time. call that a ponzi...
Easton Sullivan
That's the point. You're operating under the assumption there will be a market to sell it back the moment you change your mind. I live in Paris suburbs (not 93...), and I've seen so many friends take a loss on their house to be able to move. They didn't make bad deals either when they bought. Nobody foresaw 99% white towns would turn into nafri dumping grounds so quick.
Lyon is likely on the safer side, but 10 years ago, right after the crisis, every expert said the same thing about the housing market around my area. Things can move pretty fast these days, even with something as historically sound as stone anyone who thinks they can see 5 years in the future is only fooling himself.
Gabriel Wilson
Paris is a dump, everyone with a brain is leaving. I know people working there who prefer to live in Orleans or Tours and take the TGV every day rather than living in this garbage city. The whole region, suburbs included, are bleeding people. No wonder why you cucks want niggers so much.
Chase Wood
>Lyon is likely on the safer side Probably, since the city actually cares about safety. In Paris, the police can't arrest minorities because it would be raciss.
Evan Wright
Ah, I see your new to all this. You see, there's a little thing called 'being in the biggest credit bubble in history'. Every credit bubble pops, no exceptions (in fact, the FED and PBOC are both trying to deflate the global credit bubble before it bursts of its own accord)
Andrew Long
shits fucking frightening to think about being 26 now. Currently making about 60k and looking to buy a home in my area for around 150k, that on top of crypto I'm angling to own a home and have some kind of serious investment portfolio by 30
Adam Gomez
Fuck, are you me? 26 in September and making the same amount. Can't fathom the thought of paying more than 150k for a house, but everything in my white suburban area is 240k+
Help
Adrian Cooper
Here is my plan, find a house not in the area for 150k and get a loan. Then spend the next 4-5 years living frugal as hell grinding to pay it off early. This is calculated on my current pay rate, I anticpate making 30% more than I do now this year. Good luck user
Jackson Sanders
Same story on one side of the family too, EE
Christian Bennett
Where the fuck are you that 240k is a lot? Please, I wish I could pay that much. 24 in NYC making 55k and a single family house here is 700k. I dream of moving southwest where I can buy a nice big house for 350k, I'd be fine with that.
Owen Powell
better being poor than nazi german lol
Brandon Thompson
>I dream of moving southwest where I can buy a nice big house for 350k, I'd be fine with that. then move, what is stopping you
Blake Fisher
Already born into a family with 36 acres of land. I'm good.
Matthew Young
>france >literally overrun with nig nogs Nobody wants to live in little afrikka user
Lucas Cruz
Ill sell you a 600sqm brick and mortar mansion, private pool and jacuzzi, mountin view with 63ha for 2btc. Its in Bosnia, no mines on the land.
Only 2BTC, 600sqm 12 bedroom motherfucking mansion
Kevin Watson
Provide pictures of the property
Lucas Powell
you will hold forever, btc is dead. Everyone itt is dumb. Sage
Juan Brown
I would love to do this as well, my concern is that there are much less jobs for my expertise in these areas, or the pay would be lessened to such a degree that my purchasing power would be the same despite the difference in location.
Also I'm not the user you initially replied to, just popping in.
Ryan Price
My interest is also peaked
Blake Hall
wow piqued *********** good lord sorry all.
Ian Nguyen
Bosnia? Isn't that like a license to get kidnapped, murdered, etc?
Luke Wright
we wuz milionaires
Ethan Reyes
I want to stay in NYC living with my parents for a few more years because the salaries are phat to save up money. But yes I am moving within a few years, that's the plan
Dominic Torres
Just...
I made the mistake of moving to Paris but that's where business is. I hate this, I am looking at apartments to buy but they are poorly lit old disgusting pieces of shyte. 500k for the estate equivalent of a rotting corpse, who said the French had taste? I'm jealous of you nordics and suburbia americucks even if it's wooden sheds.
No he doesn't mean "people think it's super romantic but they come here and it's actually just a regular boring city." He means "20 years ago Paris was great but now it is so overrun by North African 'migrants' and refugees that it is like a third world country."