The Maps and Geography Thread

[beefytee]

Not sure I've ever been to "Mormon Temple" in Utah.

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I'm guessing he means Temple Square.

[BigPiney]

very cool

[wuapinmon]

This is pretty interesting.

[myboynoah]

saw this on cougarboard.



http://philip-kearney.com/

lol. Trump still wins Wisconsin.

[BigPiney]

The entire state of Arizona is pathetic.

Pretty much.

[falafel]

saw this on cougarboard.



http://philip-kearney.com/

The entire state of Arizona is apathetic.

[BigPiney]

saw this on cougarboard.



http://philip-kearney.com/

[beefytee]

Finding the original map made me look for more specific information.

This interactive map is also very interesting as it will break things down by county and zip code.

[creekster]

Why is the west so expensive, generally speaking?

Demand. Good jobs.

I also think the map is a little misleading in some respects. We recently visited the Detroit region and looked closely at some residential real estate there. You can absolutely get incredible deals in the Detroit area, unless you intend to buy in a neighborhood/town where you actually want to live. Then the price ranges raises to something closer to the rest of the country.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Wow. That is a fascinating map.

[falafel]

Why is the west so expensive, generally speaking?

[PaloAltoCougar]

Very surprised that Colorado is in fourth place among the states for highest average--more than NY, CT, WA, etc...

[Northwestcoug]

West Virginia for the win!

[The_Tick]

https://howmuch.net/articles/crypto-exchanges-revenue

I'm surprised that Utah is higher than Connecticut and Virginia. Home prices outside of Arlington must be pretty affordable.

I've been looking at housing prices in Utah. That market is CRAZY. Granted...I live in California which has its own issues.

But every time we even look at moving to Utah it comes with a 50% pay cut for the wife and I. I just don't know how folks do it.

[beefytee]

https://howmuch.net/articles/crypto-exchanges-revenue

I'm surprised that Utah is higher than Connecticut and Virginia. Home prices outside of Arlington must be pretty affordable.