I was exceptionally not sleeping so I wrote back right away where to look (it's not a palace, they could have found).

In her view, he should have taken out an enormous mortgage on a palace and paid it off slowly over thirty years with the peanut salary that he would made working tirelessly as an office drone at some faceless company.Now get this, my buddy has already paid his little house fully off, five years after buying it.

I'll take a stab at this:Interesting architecture:DIAUnion StationDenver Art MuseumMuseum of Modern ArtIM Pei Building (cash register building)Brown Palace HotelRed Rocks Amphitheater Neighborhoods that are interesting:Wash Park - full of 'Denver Square' older houses, and plenty of infill developmentObservatory Park/DU area6th/7th Hilltop and MontclairCory-Merrill Highlands/Sunnyside/Sloans Lake - Lots of older houses w/ infill developmentRitzy/High End:Cherry Creek NorthCherry HillsCastle PinesUp and Coming:Riverfront North (RiNo)ColePark HillModern residential neighborhoods: (like... new builds?)

i am not responsible for the people who cannot afford the rent. the govt needs to create the economy where most people can do well. and its the job of govt officials to protect our liberties. they have more allegiance to WEF and klaus schwab instead who is openly bragging about "penetrating the government". this is unreal. tomorrow they will institute tax or fees because your house is too big for you to live in and instead it will be owned by some corporation that own the government agency and you will have to share it with 5 other strangers. standup to tyranny and remove these "officials". what if i want to make Buckingham palace available to me because i want to enjoy living in it and it is a discrimination against my income and class status that i cannot live there. this is absurdity. 

You're better off at Palace Inn in the Heights.Those two neighborhoods are neck and neck with Baytown in the grimiest areas of greater Houston, just FYI.

I was going to bet him a steak dinner at the Brown Palace that he was wrong but then realized that he had already bet much more.Sure prices are high compared to the past.

But lets look at SF as a prime example last time I was down there I saw all the projects being torn down. ( govmit housing) at least the one on Potrero hill were OJ was raised.. not sure if the one by the cow palace has been bull dozed or the ones over by fisherman's wharf.. 

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listing written in the style of Shakespeare:"In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,There stands a palace fair and bright,A spacious dwelling for travelers keen,To rest their heads and sleep through the night.Our luxurious bed doth beckon thee,With soft, plump pillows and silken sheets,To dream of fairies, mermaids, and the sea,Or simply slumber with no cares or feats.But lo, our palace is not just for sleep,For in its walls there are many delights,A kitchen stocked with all that thou mayst keep,And a common room to while away the nights.So come, dear traveler, and stay with us,In this fair palace where joy doth reign,And thou shalt leave with memories aplenty,Of thy time spent in fair Verona's domain."

Account Closed  completely disagree there is now no neighborhood in SF that is abysmal period.when I worked there in the late 70's yes you had the hunters point projects ,, Portero hill projects ( were OJ simpson was raised) you had the projects out by the cow palace etc etc.that stuff is gone and ALL of SF Is high dollar RE.. there are NO abysmal areas in that city .I worked in Detroit for 4 years loaning money  so I understand Detroit I have been there probably 20 plus times and spent many many days touring and looking at my loans.There is nothing in the SF that comes close .. not even in the bad days.Detroit and many of the industrial rust belt cities are just what they are.. too many houses for to few people. that's the only reason you could buy a home like shown above for 16k that house in SF would be 16 million...