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$1.0 million in NYC doesn't buy very much either but you still have to have a million bucks...
Really depends when you bought the property.
My parents bought a property in 1962 for $1,550. Today its worth over $300,000. There are plenty of people living in properties which are quite valuable but who are not rich.
Too many assumptions, not enough facts and plenty of jealousy.
My parents bought a property in 1962 for $1,550. Today its worth over $300,000. There are plenty of people living in properties which are quite valuable but who are not rich.
Too many assumptions, not enough facts and plenty of jealousy.
They're all over Palo Alto and Mountain View. Tiny 60's ranchers sell for $1 million.
LOL..they are all like that, no matter the country, no matter the party.
Exactly.
[i'm not surprised]
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