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Lesley Resnick
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Home affordability across the US

Lesley Resnick
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Jacksonville, FL
Posted

Happy Saturday afternoon,

Take a look at this article, it outlines how much money the average person has left after living expenses in various cities. 

There are no cities on the west coast that an average worker would have any money left.

There are 3 cities on the east coast.

Newark, NJ 

Chesapeake, Va

Jacksonville, Fl

There are a few cities inland that would work.

I think this is bad for our business and the US in general.

How do you think this effects our business and the US?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/where-working-cla...

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