Manufacturing plant to leave Minneapolis

zantax · 2020-06-10T16:38:46.916Z

Eagle-Keeper:

zantax:

Here's to feeling good all the time. :

I am keeping an eye out on their real estate prices, saved a couple of listings on Redfin to periodically check. No real movement thus far.

Can’t be, too soon. Real estate values only start going down after houses sell for less, that drives down comps. It can’t happen over night. Comps are generally the average sale price of homes over the past year. So it takes a bit of time to drive that average down. Plus very recent sales were likely under contract before this began.

It’s my recollection that Minneapolis had been on a decline even before this. What is the average price of housing there compared to the rest of the state and the country?

Zillow says up 3.3% over the last year, predicting they fall 1.8% next year. Predicting they fall even more in Chicago next year, 2.3%. No idea how recently they made those predictions though.

W_and_C · 2020-06-10T16:40:43.454Z

Eagle-Keeper:

zantax:

Here's to feeling good all the time. :

I am keeping an eye out on their real estate prices, saved a couple of listings on Redfin to periodically check. No real movement thus far.

Can’t be, too soon. Real estate values only start going down after houses sell for less, that drives down comps. It can’t happen over night. Comps are generally the average sale price of homes over the past year. So it takes a bit of time to drive that average down. Plus very recent sales were likely under contract before this began.

It’s my recollection that Minneapolis had been on a decline even before this. What is the average price of housing there compared to the rest of the state and the country?

This Zillow report sheds some light:

https://www.zillow.com/minneapolis-mn/home-values/

Eagle-Keeper · 2020-06-10T16:48:46.140Z

zantax:

Eagle-Keeper:

It’s my recollection that Minneapolis had been on a decline even before this. What is the average price of housing there compared to the rest of the state and the country?

Zillow says up 3.3% over the last year, predicting they fall 1.8% next year. Predicting they fall even more in Chicago next year, 2.3%. No idea how recently they made those predictions though.

The crime statistics are pretty lousy:

areavibes.com

Minneapolis, MN Crime Rates & Map

View detailed crime rates in Minneapolis, MN as well as a Minneapolis crime density heat map.

gooddad409 · 2020-06-10T16:54:42.131Z

Eagle-Keeper:

zantax:

Eagle-Keeper:

It’s my recollection that Minneapolis had been on a decline even before this. What is the average price of housing there compared to the rest of the state and the country?

Zillow says up 3.3% over the last year, predicting they fall 1.8% next year. Predicting they fall even more in Chicago next year, 2.3%. No idea how recently they made those predictions though.

The crime statistics are pretty lousy:

Minneapolis, MN Crime Rates & Map

It’s going to get much worse imo if they cave to demands from the criminal rioters and idjits such as Omar.

She is demanding they dismantle the police.

Eagle-Keeper · 2020-06-10T16:56:04.517Z

Here's to feeling good all the time. :

This Zillow report sheds some light:

https://www.zillow.com/minneapolis-mn/home-values/

Do you know whether this represents a national trend or is it specific to Minneapolis?

W_and_C · 2020-06-10T16:57:44.818Z

Eagle-Keeper:

zantax:

Eagle-Keeper:

It’s my recollection that Minneapolis had been on a decline even before this. What is the average price of housing there compared to the rest of the state and the country?

Zillow says up 3.3% over the last year, predicting they fall 1.8% next year. Predicting they fall even more in Chicago next year, 2.3%. No idea how recently they made those predictions though.

The crime statistics are pretty lousy:

Minneapolis, MN Crime Rates & Map

Not great but also not very fair to compare any big city crime statistics to those in national average.

zantax · 2020-06-10T17:01:34.754Z

Eagle-Keeper:

Here's to feeling good all the time. :

This Zillow report sheds some light:

https://www.zillow.com/minneapolis-mn/home-values/

Do you know whether this represents a national trend or is it specific to Minneapolis?

My area, up 8.3% last year, predicted to rise 0.9% next year. I’d say everyone took a hit with the Covid shutdowns is what these stats are showing.

RTchoke · 2020-06-10T17:03:03.255Z

GWH:

Stupid should hurt. They’ll also miss the target, autzone, and Wendy’s they burned to the ground. Not to mention the police precinct.

Nah, they won’t miss the police precinct. Pretty sure that would fall under their defund the police program.

Eagle-Keeper · 2020-06-10T17:03:19.751Z

Here's to feeling good all the time. :

Eagle-Keeper:

The crime statistics are pretty lousy:

Minneapolis, MN Crime Rates & Map

Not great but also not very fair to compare any big city crime statistics to those in national average.

True. I grew up in an inner city and by and large have many of the same problems they did 50 years ago when I grew up there. Still have higher crime, graffiti, garbage on the streets and sidewalks, drugs, and more crowded than ever.

FreeAndClear · 2020-06-10T17:04:46.253Z

conan:

He had great rating until he endorsed Trump.

Right nothing to do with false advertising and the subsequent lawsuits he faced and settled out of court including a civil penalty.

Ben_Natuf · 2020-06-10T17:04:55.761Z

FreeAndClear:

to call him quite a success story after self admitted decades of failure

is sort of what a success story is

FreeAndClear · 2020-06-10T17:06:31.072Z

Ben_Natuf:

FreeAndClear:

to call him quite a success story after self admitted decades of failure

is sort of what a success story is

Is a bit of an exagerarían. Not wrong not right but you knew that when you shipped

Eagle-Keeper · 2020-06-10T17:09:01.319Z

gooddad409:

SixFoot:

Good. Who the hell wants to conduct business near a bunch of scumbag arsonists anyway?

Who indeed? Don’t blame them if they all leave town.

Well there’s likely going to be more to follow.

gooddad409 · 2020-06-10T17:10:31.295Z

Eagle-Keeper:

gooddad409:

SixFoot:

Good. Who the hell wants to conduct business near a bunch of scumbag arsonists anyway?

Who indeed? Don’t blame them if they all leave town.

Well there’s likely going to be more to follow.

I would say that is a good guess. I hear a lot of businesses never returned after the Watts riots for example.

Ben_Natuf · 2020-06-10T17:12:55.582Z

shipped what?

what do you define as a success story? never overcoming a challenge? never falling and having to get up? Sounds like white privilege to me (at least the way stupid liberals seem to think).

he overcame his personal demons and made something out of his wrecked life. That is a success story.

Eagle-Keeper · 2020-06-10T17:13:47.741Z

gooddad409:

I would say that is a good guess. I hear a lot of businesses never returned after the Watts riots for example.

Well you know the old saying, it’s important to study history so you don’t repeat it.

GWH · 2020-06-10T17:19:52.712Z

Oh, they’ll miss it.

gooddad409 · 2020-06-10T17:25:39.959Z

Eagle-Keeper:

gooddad409:

I would say that is a good guess. I hear a lot of businesses never returned after the Watts riots for example.

Well you know the old saying, it’s important to study history so you don’t repeat it.

The next thing is they will be whining for the feds to rebuild everything.

My response is you either burned and destroyed it all or allowed it to happen…rebuild it yourself!

FreeAndClear · 2020-06-10T18:02:42.179Z

Snipped lol sorry.

All i said was that It was a bit of an exaggeration.

He did good. I think given that his wonky access story has resulted in accusations of false advertising, a million dollar fine and an out of court settlement makes him less of a success story than if he had done everything you list cleanly.

Ben_Natuf · 2020-06-10T18:10:35.395Z

meh… the “false advertising” could have been an honest mistake, ignorance, or bad marketing advice. Settlements don’t mean much, cheaper than fighting it out half the time.