“Are lawn sprinklers aliens? Why do they hide almost all of the time? And when you try to engage them, why do they always spit in your face?”
There are daily riots in Minneapolis right now, and, sad to say, that’s good for the Phoenix real estate market. There are shootings every day in Chicago – and the slow demise of the city with drooping shoulders has always been good for Phoenix. The urban northwest punches itself in the nose every day to make sure it is bleeding ever-redder – and no one in any vertical city will choose to return to work in an office tower surrounded by homeless people.
Every mistake big cities have been making, progressively, for decades, has been good for Phoenix, with the last year being a bonanza of urban ineptitudes for the Valley of the Ever-Fecund Sun.
Our governor is a nimrod, but he won’t last. But: Cooled passions or not, the Ant exodus away from Grasshopper dystopias will continue – and that will be very good for the Phoenix real estate market.
Yesterday on BloodhoundBlog:
Brian Brady: Get over yourself and start living.
In other news:
Housing Wire: Homebuyers are growing weary of the housing market.
PJ Media: Trump Was Right: The Biden Administration Is Intent on Destroying the Suburbs.
Daniel Greenfield: The Democrat Model For The Future Is The Worst City In America.
Zero Hedge: More Than One-Third Of Small Businesses “In Jeopardy” Of Closing This Summer.
Tyler O’Neil: Biden Is Carrying Out the New ‘War on Terror’ Right Under Our Noses.
