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The Real Estate Market is About to Change Dramatically
PleaseBlitz replied to PleaseBlitz's topic in The Tailgate
@Fergasun Yea, but the thing that actually happened is realistic. -
The Real Estate Market is About to Change Dramatically
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The Real Estate Market is About to Change Dramatically
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Redfin has a 1% listing fee but still pays the typical 3% buyer’s fee. The NAR settlement will bring down the buyer’s fee now that it is negotiable. I don’t agree with the folks in this thread that are skeptical this is going to significantly reduce the overall costs for realtors. The whole buy side model is ****ed. Nobody is ever going to pay anything close to 3% on a >$400k home again. -
It doesn't even matter. The prosecution has the burden of proving Trump's guilt to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt. Whether or not a workplace relationship exists has no bearing on whether the evidence exists to prove Trump's guilt. I've always seen this as simply an effort to poison the well of public approval, but not legally significant.
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Glad i worked from home today then. My commute takes me around Lincoln Circle.
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I guess, but Circuit City was still opening stores seven years later. CC basically got outcompeted by Best Buy and was also a victim of the general disappearance of specialty retailers (e.g., Linens and Things, Sharper Image, Radio Shack, Toys R Us, etc.)
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I'm trying to think of precedents for US companies that straight up went away due to incompetence (not due to changing market circumstances like Blockbuster or Sears). My list so far is Union Carbide, which still exists as part of Dow Chemical, and a bunch of financial institutions that made bad bets. Enron, but that was basically intentional. It's not a long list.
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Instead of fixing it, they’ll probably just “reorganize” and rebrand. By reorganize I mean move all the corporate assets into another entity and leave the liabilities in the empty husk of former Boeing, but pretty much be the same thing run by mostly the same people.