CoronaBro Meltdown/SARS-Covid-19 Spitballing Thread

[Phil Titola]

Crossposted from Riots Thread:

The exodus from city living in the NE and MW has begun.

New home sales, predominately burb living was up 111% off the recent bottom in the NE and is nearing a 13 year pre mortgage bubble high.

The inner city living exodus has also begun in the MW, with new home sales, again, predominately in the burbs up 33% off the recent lows.

In total, overall new home sales have now rebounded completely across the country to being up 6.6% YOY.

Prediction:  The New Downtown's springing up in cornfields and grazing pastures will explode in the coming years.

Sodsoppa, only with cows

source on "predominately burbs" please. 

Condos in my hood are selling quick and at record prices.  I'm looking at buying a new one downtown so I'm kind of pissed off about it except if I can find one I can sell mine like 100% over purchase price so 

[sonofdaxjones]

Crossposted from Riots Thread:

The exodus from city living in the NE and MW has begun.

New home sales, predominately burb living was up 111% off the recent bottom in the NE and is nearing a 13 year pre mortgage bubble high.

The inner city living exodus has also begun in the MW, with new home sales, again, predominately in the burbs up 33% off the recent lows.

In total, overall new home sales have now rebounded completely across the country to being up 6.6% YOY.

Prediction:  The New Downtown's springing up in cornfields and grazing pastures will explode in the coming years.

Sodsoppa, only with cows

source on "predominately burbs" please. 

Condos in my hood are selling quick and at record prices.  I'm looking at buying a new one downtown so I'm kind of pissed off about it except if I can find one I can sell mine like 100% over purchase price so 

Thank you for the anecdotal information, Phil.  Also anecdotally, the JoCo real estate market is red hot as well.   Now, I may not be plugged into all things KC, but using my vast historical understanding of the KC metro as my guide, I'm going to guess, that even despite the resurgence of core KC living, that the burbs are still outbuilding the core. 

NYC Real Estate demand and prices are down, dramatically.







 

[Phil Titola]

Crossposted from Riots Thread:

The exodus from city living in the NE and MW has begun.

New home sales, predominately burb living was up 111% off the recent bottom in the NE and is nearing a 13 year pre mortgage bubble high.

The inner city living exodus has also begun in the MW, with new home sales, again, predominately in the burbs up 33% off the recent lows.

In total, overall new home sales have now rebounded completely across the country to being up 6.6% YOY.

Prediction:  The New Downtown's springing up in cornfields and grazing pastures will explode in the coming years.

Sodsoppa, only with cows

source on "predominately burbs" please. 

Condos in my hood are selling quick and at record prices.  I'm looking at buying a new one downtown so I'm kind of pissed off about it except if I can find one I can sell mine like 100% over purchase price so 

Thank you for the anecdotal information, Phil.  Also anecdotally, the JoCo real estate market is red hot as well.   Now, I may not be plugged into all things KC, but using my vast historical understanding of the KC metro as my guide, I'm going to guess, that even despite the resurgence of core KC living, that the burbs are still outbuilding the core. 

NYC Real Estate demand and prices are down, dramatically. 

Thanks for the source of "Dax's feelings of places he doesn't live"

[Dugout DickStone]

Royals stadium being built downtown soon will only increase demand.

[sonofdaxjones]

Crossposted from Riots Thread:

The exodus from city living in the NE and MW has begun.

New home sales, predominately burb living was up 111% off the recent bottom in the NE and is nearing a 13 year pre mortgage bubble high.

The inner city living exodus has also begun in the MW, with new home sales, again, predominately in the burbs up 33% off the recent lows.

In total, overall new home sales have now rebounded completely across the country to being up 6.6% YOY.

Prediction:  The New Downtown's springing up in cornfields and grazing pastures will explode in the coming years.

Sodsoppa, only with cows

source on "predominately burbs" please. 

Condos in my hood are selling quick and at record prices.  I'm looking at buying a new one downtown so I'm kind of pissed off about it except if I can find one I can sell mine like 100% over purchase price so 

Thank you for the anecdotal information, Phil.  Also anecdotally, the JoCo real estate market is red hot as well.   Now, I may not be plugged into all things KC, but using my vast historical understanding of the KC metro as my guide, I'm going to guess, that even despite the resurgence of core KC living, that the burbs are still outbuilding the core. 

NYC Real Estate demand and prices are down, dramatically. 

Thanks for the source of "Dax's feelings of places he doesn't live"

I have family in KC and good friends directly involved in the real estate business in KC, Phil.   Thanks though.

[DaBigTrain]

Yeah remember how pissed Dax got about the parking lot at the 95th and Antioch Hyvee? Lol

[sonofdaxjones]

Remember how mad you got because you thought I was mad about the HyVee parking lot Da Big Sociopath?

But you and another person get all  when you think KC is being slighted.

[Phil Titola]

Crossposted from Riots Thread:

The exodus from city living in the NE and MW has begun.

New home sales, predominately burb living was up 111% off the recent bottom in the NE and is nearing a 13 year pre mortgage bubble high.

The inner city living exodus has also begun in the MW, with new home sales, again, predominately in the burbs up 33% off the recent lows.

In total, overall new home sales have now rebounded completely across the country to being up 6.6% YOY.

Prediction:  The New Downtown's springing up in cornfields and grazing pastures will explode in the coming years.

Sodsoppa, only with cows

source on "predominately burbs" please. 

Condos in my hood are selling quick and at record prices.  I'm looking at buying a new one downtown so I'm kind of pissed off about it except if I can find one I can sell mine like 100% over purchase price so 

Thank you for the anecdotal information, Phil.  Also anecdotally, the JoCo real estate market is red hot as well.   Now, I may not be plugged into all things KC, but using my vast historical understanding of the KC metro as my guide, I'm going to guess, that even despite the resurgence of core KC living, that the burbs are still outbuilding the core. 

NYC Real Estate demand and prices are down, dramatically. 

Thanks for the source of "Dax's feelings of places he doesn't live"

I have family in KC and good friends directly involved in the real estate business in KC, Phil.   Thanks though.

Just give us the source that had you saying "prodominately burbs" or is that you just Trumping with data again?

[Phil Titola]

Remember how mad you got because you thought I was mad about the HyVee parking lot Da Big Sociopath?

But you and another person get all  when you think KC is being slighted.

take it to the OP thread

[sonofdaxjones]

Crossposted from Riots Thread:

The exodus from city living in the NE and MW has begun.

New home sales, predominately burb living was up 111% off the recent bottom in the NE and is nearing a 13 year pre mortgage bubble high.

The inner city living exodus has also begun in the MW, with new home sales, again, predominately in the burbs up 33% off the recent lows.

In total, overall new home sales have now rebounded completely across the country to being up 6.6% YOY.

Prediction:  The New Downtown's springing up in cornfields and grazing pastures will explode in the coming years.

Sodsoppa, only with cows

source on "predominately burbs" please. 

Condos in my hood are selling quick and at record prices.  I'm looking at buying a new one downtown so I'm kind of pissed off about it except if I can find one I can sell mine like 100% over purchase price so 

Thank you for the anecdotal information, Phil.  Also anecdotally, the JoCo real estate market is red hot as well.   Now, I may not be plugged into all things KC, but using my vast historical understanding of the KC metro as my guide, I'm going to guess, that even despite the resurgence of core KC living, that the burbs are still outbuilding the core. 

NYC Real Estate demand and prices are down, dramatically. 

Thanks for the source of "Dax's feelings of places he doesn't live"

I have family in KC and good friends directly involved in the real estate business in KC, Phil.   Thanks though.

Just give us the source that had you saying "prodominately burbs" or is that you just Trumping with data again?

USPS is running 2x to 4x the norm on mail forwarding in NYC, Phil. 

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/realestate/coronavirus-real-estate-price-drop.html

https://www.propertyshark.com/Real-Estate-Reports/2020/07/14/nyc-real-estate-covid19/

You do understand that this is NEW home sales, right?    Existing home sales are up 21%

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-home-sales-surge-in-june-and-are-now-above-previous-cycle-high-hit-at-start-of-2020-2020-07-24#:~:text=The%20numbers%3A%20Sales%20of%20new,the%20Commerce%20Department%20said%20Friday.

[michigancat]

dammit shoulda kept it in the riot thread

[steve dave]

Texas rules


https://twitter.com/frankluntz/status/1286685649467105280


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[Phil Titola]

Texas rules


https://twitter.com/frankluntz/status/1286685649467105280


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Wasn't it Obama that was going to have death panels?  It's like every bad thing the republicans said Obama would do is coming true under Trump.  It's be funny if it wasn't so tragic.

[Dugout DickStone]

a primary feature of obamacare was death panels that would kill off the olds/boomers

[catastrophe]

Texas rules


https://twitter.com/frankluntz/status/1286685649467105280


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You have to REALLY dig to figure out what county this is even talking about. Looks like Starr County. Largest city: Rio Grande City.

[Institutional Control]

https://www.newsweek.com/narcissists-psychopaths-face-mask-requirement-mandate-social-distancing-covid-19-coronavirus-1519732

[sonofdaxjones]

County in Texas decisions equals Federal Death panels. (CoronaBro Phil Titola).

Super weird that we never heard any concern about this kind of thing when the Grandma Killers were in action.

Also, world wide pandemic:  Still going.

No cure, no vaccine. 

[Spracne]

Texas rules


https://twitter.com/frankluntz/status/1286685649467105280


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You have to REALLY dig to figure out what county this is even talking about. Looks like Starr County. Largest city: Rio Grande City.

No crap. Drives me bonkers.

[Dugout DickStone]

https://www.newsweek.com/narcissists-psychopaths-face-mask-requirement-mandate-social-distancing-covid-19-coronavirus-1519732

maga thread

[sys]

there will absolutely be a viable vaccine with available distribution to at least high risk patients before the end of the year.

this is overconfident.

[steve dave]

there will absolutely be a viable vaccine with available distribution to at least high risk patients before the end of the year.

this is overconfident.

Bet? Terms? My “high risk patients” means USA only obviously.


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[sys]

no.  i think there's a better than 50% chance that some sort of vaccine will be in some sort of availability.

[MakeItRain]

dammit shoulda kept it in the riot thread

The thread went two pages without someone engaging him, it was nice to read a message board the way it was intended to work.

[MakeItRain]

Texas rules


https://twitter.com/frankluntz/status/1286685649467105280


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You have to REALLY dig to figure out what county this is even talking about. Looks like Starr County. Largest city: Rio Grande City.

The words Starr County were the first two words of the second sentence. Has twitter made us so lazy that it's become a chore to read attached articles? Even just the lede?

Anyway, yes Starr County is small but things like this were always the concern for rural counties. My question is are there no icu beds in surrounding larger cities like Laredo, McAllen, and Brownsville?

[sonofdaxjones]

dammit shoulda kept it in the riot thread

The thread went two pages without someone engaging him, it was nice to read a message board the way it was intended to work.

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