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ghostsinthemachine

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2. Well, to be fair

Reply to AJT (Reply #1)

Tue Aug 29, 2017, 05:12 PM

Aug 2017

Poor people tend to be close to city centers, and ancient infrastructure while more well to do have moved to the newer, and technologically advanced suburbs. Add capital gains, and most are in brand new subdivisions.

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Houston Is Drowning In-Its Freedom From Regulations [View all] yortsed snacilbuper Aug 2017 OP

Pretty much only in the poor parts of town..... AJT Aug 2017 #1

Well, to be fair ghostsinthemachine Aug 2017 #2

I don't know. I saw some pretty expensive looking homes on the news today. Vinca Aug 2017 #3

Didn't Trump Just Reduce Building Regulations For The Whole Country?.... global1 Aug 2017 #4

Why we don't have the same problems in Florida. We have regulations and listened to Watts/Clintons kerry-is-my-prez Aug 2017 #5