Feb 10, 2022·1 replyBestowedBoth sides aren’t wrong. If u guys had 65 million invested in your city, I’m pretty sure you’d want input on its future.
I wouldn’t be trippin over them building affordable housing. Especially if I was worth 10s of millions
Feb 10, 2022·1 replySo much unused land in this country go build somewhere else
Feb 10, 2022
plantswhen the harvest is bountiful you pull out more chairs
I'd rather invest in the wellness of my fellow brothers and sisters, than see Zillow rate my house nicely
Feb 10, 2022·3 repliesSHAQUILLEI wouldn’t be trippin over them building affordable housing. Especially if I was worth 10s of millions
Until said developer is cutting trees around your property to make it more visible. Then taking photos of your property and actively using your celebrity status as a selling point of said development.
Feb 10, 2022Hope none of you have ever been housing insecure with how you're caping for this BS
- Feb 10, 2022
eye contactthe real brain rot is thinking that people deserve to be deprived of housing to fulfilling your investment dreams
soulless, heartless, and the reason this country is going down the drain
- Feb 10, 2022Undecided
Until said developer is cutting trees around your property to make it more visible. Then taking photos of your property and actively using your celebrity status as a selling point of said development.
Still wouldn’t care
My family and the people I love are gonna be taken care of regardless
- Feb 10, 2022plants
class runs deep
Feb 10, 2022·1 replyI'd imagine Dave growing up I'm DC during the crack era may have possibly skewed his perspective on affordable housing projects. Wealth is a hard d*** to kick once your name is worth 10s of millions especially.
- Feb 10, 2022eye contact
there are enough empty houses to house every single homeless person in the US, twice and a half
how about instead of treating things that we need for survival as a marketplace we provide for them because maybe people dont deserve to have to experience the hell of food insecurity or homelessness
i mean you should at least agree with that basic principle as a normal human being right? We shouldn't have to work to simply survive? aren't we more than that?
Spitting as always
- Feb 10, 2022·1 replyeye contact
there are enough empty houses to house every single homeless person in the US, twice and a half
how about instead of treating things that we need for survival as a marketplace we provide for them because maybe people dont deserve to have to experience the hell of food insecurity or homelessness
i mean you should at least agree with that basic principle as a normal human being right? We shouldn't have to work to simply survive? aren't we more than that?
While you’re not wrong, simply giving homeless people a home dosent solve many problems. You also didn’t mention that many of those homes are not where someone wants to live. People are flocking to the coastal states and guess where the majority of homeless are?
Feb 10, 2022·1 replyYou either die a hero
- Feb 10, 20223for6slimeade
I'd imagine Dave growing up I'm DC during the crack era may have possibly skewed his perspective on affordable housing projects. Wealth is a hard d*** to kick once your name is worth 10s of millions especially.
You’re not getting the projects with 300,000 dollar homes lol are you serious.
And this is the claim anyway “raised concerns over increased traffic, a lack of sidewalks and the general setup of the development”
- Feb 10, 2022
CLB Wineboyhow bout you ironically get your bread up peasant
Feb 10, 2022DrDreezyYou either die a hero
Was just thinking this
- OPFeb 10, 2022·2 repliesOoo
While you’re not wrong, simply giving homeless people a home dosent solve many problems. You also didn’t mention that many of those homes are not where someone wants to live. People are flocking to the coastal states and guess where the majority of homeless are?
I’m simply debunking the argument that there aren’t enough homes
The issue is that the system specifically doesn’t want these houses to be sold, and they’re built to inflate the value of the real estate companies that own them. They’re not meant to be occupied in many cases, and additionally there is the entire point of maintaining an artificial scarcity to keep up demand. So they don’t want everyone to afford a home because that means there’s no demand
The entire problem of keeping housing and other necessities as commodities. Market owners don’t want demand to be solved since that means products can’t be sold, but they’re things that people NEED to live
- Feb 10, 2022
today has been a crazy news day
- Feb 10, 2022·1 reply
DIKALISMYou think this is a good look for you but its not
so he invested even more in his community and you want him to not be worried about his investments?
What's the point of those "investments" if only the wealthy/white can participate? I get that this "responsibility" is often laid at the feet of black wealthy people and rarely ever on white wealthy people,but what's the point of wealth if you're going to move exactly like the people that put the system in place to begin with?
Feb 10, 2022
BrunsonEggNCheeseNot surprised
Feb 10, 2022Ew
- Feb 10, 2022eye contact
I’m simply debunking the argument that there aren’t enough homes
The issue is that the system specifically doesn’t want these houses to be sold, and they’re built to inflate the value of the real estate companies that own them. They’re not meant to be occupied in many cases, and additionally there is the entire point of maintaining an artificial scarcity to keep up demand. So they don’t want everyone to afford a home because that means there’s no demand
The entire problem of keeping housing and other necessities as commodities. Market owners don’t want demand to be solved since that means products can’t be sold, but they’re things that people NEED to live
Just look at those empty multimillion dollar apartments on "billionaires row" in nyc
Feb 10, 2022·1 replyUndecidedUntil said developer is cutting trees around your property to make it more visible. Then taking photos of your property and actively using your celebrity status as a selling point of said development.
Do you hear yourself? It’s affordable housing. Those places will literally be rented out before it’s even built lmao
- Feb 10, 2022·1 reply
ARCADE GOONDo u know what the term gentrify means
cant believe they're about to gentrify that place with affordable housing
- Feb 10, 2022·1 replyeye contact
I’m simply debunking the argument that there aren’t enough homes
The issue is that the system specifically doesn’t want these houses to be sold, and they’re built to inflate the value of the real estate companies that own them. They’re not meant to be occupied in many cases, and additionally there is the entire point of maintaining an artificial scarcity to keep up demand. So they don’t want everyone to afford a home because that means there’s no demand
The entire problem of keeping housing and other necessities as commodities. Market owners don’t want demand to be solved since that means products can’t be sold, but they’re things that people NEED to live
Well when people say there aren’t enough homes surely they mean relative to the place they’re talking about no? Not that we literally can’t house pole because we’re overcrowded.
There will always be a demand for housing due to immigration. More people move in, more homes need to be sold. People increase the value that they’re willing to pay for. It’s on the people selling but as well as the people buying. You think people like chapelle or people with more money want to live next to lower income areas? That’s why it is the way it is. Because of the problems that come from those areas they want to not deal with it.
- Feb 10, 2022·editedDirty
Do you hear yourself? It’s affordable housing. Those places will literally be rented out before it’s even built lmao
So the developer is just taking pictures of him and his house and using it in advertising $300k "Affordable Housing," in rural Ohio all out of the goodness of his heart?
When Dave offered to buy the land, Oberer jacked the price from $2 mill to $6 mill
Dave is literally being extorted here