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There is an acceleration of Chinese pulling their kids out of US Schools and also not buying real estate and other investments in the USA. This happened due specifically to Trump's tariff wars and his ranting about China.
Real Estate purchases by foreigners are down 30-50% in some popular areas and both private schools and colleges are also feeling the pinch.
I have heard this...not from an article, but from actual human beings involved. The real estate numbers are available to anyone who wants to look them up and they relate to the same issue (in a general sense, people are giving the USA the finger...in response to Trump giving then the finger).
This one did NOT start in 2016.....
"US home purchases by foreign buyers dropped a staggering 36 percent between April 2018 and March, from $121 billion to $77.9 billion, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors. "
That is great news!
Less pressure on the housing market, especially in high COL areas.
That's some serious bad advice for a tourist. At least warn them of areas where they can get attacked by some homeless cidiot strung out on heroin.
Thinking that homeless are dangerous is exactly what I thought a rural conservative who has never lived in a big city would say.
I've lived in San Francisco for over a decade and I've never heard or read about any homeless people high on drugs attacking anyone. Some do drugs, sure. Some panhandle, of course. But strung up on drugs and attacking bystanders - almost never happens. Homeless not equal dangerous.
Thinking that homeless are dangerous is exactly what I thought a rural conservative who has never lived in a big city would say.
I've lived in San Francisco for over a decade and I've never heard or read about any homeless people high on drugs attacking anyone. Some do drugs, sure. Some panhandle, of course. But strung up on drugs and attacking bystanders - almost never happens. Homeless not equal dangerous.
Thinking that homeless are dangerous is exactly what I thought a rural conservative who has never lived in a big city would say.
I've lived in San Francisco for over a decade and I've never heard or read about any homeless people high on drugs attacking anyone. Some do drugs, sure. Some panhandle, of course. But strung up on drugs and attacking bystanders - almost never happens. Homeless not equal dangerous.
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Sign up to do a ride along. It got out of hand in Pacific Beach and Ocean Beach.
So when confronted with facts and data you do your best Trump impersonation and just start throwing crap in the air. Please note, I'm insulting Trump here so spare me the defense of your horrible thread and posts by calling me a Trumpee blah blah blah.
Yeah lol, someone lives in a metro for 10 years and claims they've never heard of such an attack. I mean wow, that's a whoppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp ppppppppppppper of a tall tale.
Less pressure on the housing market, especially in high COL areas.
It is certainly not great news when many home owners find themselves underwater with their mortgages. Its weird all bad news are hailed as "great news".
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