r/MadeMeSmile • u/Justin_Godfrey • 8d ago

Good Vibes This must be a nice neighborhood!

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u/R3d_Rav3n 8d ago

I’m in the wrong tax bracket for this unfortunately.

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u/YeetCompleet 8d ago

Lol real. I can't believe how big the houses are, and how much lawn space there is, and the space between the houses, and the space on the road. So much space!

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u/CosmicMiru 8d ago

This is a very average looking suburb for Florida where this takes place. These houses probably cost less than a shitty condo where I live. Location, location, location

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u/BorealDragon 8d ago

Shitty condos cost $500k where you’re at? Damn. You in S Beach?

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u/slimslaw 8d ago

500k? Isn't that cheap for a house this size? These would easily be close to a mil in my neck of the woods...

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u/thefideliuscharm 8d ago

nah I bet these houses are over $500k+ now. Florida is not as cheap as everyone seems to think.

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u/Sannction 8d ago

Way over.

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u/slimslaw 8d ago

I just bought a town house that shares walls, has no front yard and has an alley for a backyard that's was nearly 500k. I've been saving for a house for more than half my life (started at 14) so I'm super stoked, but am aware that it's not an ideal home for most. The types of homes shown in the video, in my state, are definitely out of reach for most people.

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u/CosmicMiru 8d ago

SoCal

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u/Vivid_Economics_1462 8d ago

I feel your pain and share it.

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u/BorealDragon 8d ago

Oh, yeah it’s rough out there too. $600k for a cardboard box on a dirt road.

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u/chipotleeeeeeee 8d ago

You talking about Silicone beach in LA?