

Zillow defines a starter home as one in the lowest third of home values in a given region.
I wondered what they meant, since to me it means something small, maybe 1k sqft in areas I’m familiar with, simple, 3 bed and 1 bath. Move up from there as needed. Some would call that small and for others it’s luxury, it’s relative. Also wages don’t keep up with the high real estate prices so that’s on the employers to pay more and need more public housing if builders won’t do it. Make the land available at little cost or spread over long terms like other places have done successfully. Oh the rich builders don’t want that so it won’t happen, see?
Edit: learn more with this question: How have some places used public land for small groceries and public housing and had long term lease or loans to make it easier?





Lol they can eff off then, don’t make threats those pos, they better step off is what they can do! They work for We The People so do what we want!