> When will the rent bubble pop?

Demands open borders.

Complains when there is more demand for housing.

Democrat retards.

Population is growing too fast, rents will continue to inflate no matter what.

It's worse in Florida though than all of the other places.

anon user #3 wrote:

It's worse in Florida though than all of the other places.
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Link?

Perhaps you should be letting the people in dire straights in Florida know where they should be moving to that's still affordable, instead of trolling here all day at your employer's expense.

You know, because you care so much about them.

DeSantis is now forcing people to go homeless in California:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/com … rents_for/

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Demands open borders.

Complains when there is more demand for housing.

Democrat retards.

Pretty much the response that popped into my head.

If you sent all of the monkeys back home, THINK OF ALL OF THE HOUSING UNITS THAT WOULD BE AVAILABLE.

Landlords would have to pay you to move in and keep their properties from deteriorating.

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Some sleep two to a room or in what’s supposed to be the living room; many still struggle to make ends meet, even as they share tiny spaces.

Aye, caramba!
Two to a room?
To me, that would be like living alone in a 50-room mantion, senor!
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Since Biden entered office, there's been a surge in the number of people who've crossed the southern border illegally. The figure reached about 2.4 million illegal border crossings from April of last year to this past April, the last month for which there's publicly available data and the month with the highest number of migrant encounters during the Biden administration at 234,088.

By comparison, there were just over 626,000 such crossings from January 2020 to January 2021, former President Trump's last year in office.


https://justthenews.com/government/dipl … ighborhood [Questionable Source (Bagz)]


And anon pillowbiter #deadbeat keeps wondering why rents are suddenly shooting up.

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Demands open borders.

Complains when there is more demand for housing.

Democrat retards.

VP_Spiro_T_Cheney wrote:

There were no available jobs Trumps last year in office.  There are >10 million job openings in the US today.

Aren't the present job openings due to the end of the lock-down?

Besides that, you whole "available jobs" argument is from an anti-labor, anti-American position. The jobs are offered at third-world wages. Americans can't take those jobs at third-world wages. Instead of offering higher wages, the owners import third-world illegal aliens.

Remember the Sixties when mexican-Americans were screaming about the floods of illegal mexicans being brought in to crush the United Farm Workers union? Mexicans with American citizenship were demanding a stop to the importation of illegal mexicans.

It's the age-old problem of the owners creating surplus labor -- even in violation of the law -- to keep wages down.

Negro slavery. Chinese coolies. Beaner food-pickers. And carpenters and roofers and so on.

It hurts White people.

It hurts Americans.

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And it drives up rents. Domestic negroes are finding that out.

Ten mexicans to a room drives up rents.

Forces negroes out of their neighborhoods.

But most of the negroes who vote keep voting for pro-landlord, anti-renter, pro-capital, anti-labor, anti-negro, anti-American candidates.

Is today pudding day?
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Pretty much the response that popped into my head.

If you sent all of the monkeys back home, THINK OF ALL OF THE HOUSING UNITS THAT WOULD BE AVAILABLE.

Landlords would have to pay you to move in and keep their properties from deteriorating.

I'm starting to think that anon retard #pillowbiter is just virtue signalling and doesn't actually care in the slightest about rents going up and poor Americans being made homeless.