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Originally Posted by Anthony
79% of all people living in New Jersey are millionaires........................
there hasn't been a down turn in the economy in the 20th century. the 21st century is a new.............
there hasn't been a down turn in the economy in the 20th century. the 21st century is a new.............
In 2006 there were 42.5 millionaires per 1000 households in New Jersey. That works out to 4.25% of the States households.
The 20th century saw at least seven major 'downturns' in the economy. 1929 comes to mind first.
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Whitman County in Washington State is said to have more millionaires per capita than any county in the nation....yet Whitman county is a very small, rural, agricultural community....and the many farms there (on paper) are worth over a million dollars...but some of these "millionaire" farmers barely make a living.
And to make things worse, regulations make it difficult to subdivide and sell your farm. So many are stuck with a lot of expensive dirt.
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To qualify as a millionaire (in some venues) they count the total value of their assets....and many homes in some areas easily top a million bucks. New Jersey may be one of those?
Whitman County in Washington State is said to have more millionaires per capita than any county in the nation....yet Whitman county is a very small, rural, agricultural community....and the many farms there (on paper) are worth over a million dollars...but some of these "millionaire" farmers barely make a living.
And to make things worse, regulations make it difficult to subdivide and sell your farm. So many are stuck with a lot of expensive dirt.
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Whitman County in Washington State is said to have more millionaires per capita than any county in the nation....yet Whitman county is a very small, rural, agricultural community....and the many farms there (on paper) are worth over a million dollars...but some of these "millionaire" farmers barely make a living.
And to make things worse, regulations make it difficult to subdivide and sell your farm. So many are stuck with a lot of expensive dirt.
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The average starter home in NJ, 900 square foot on a 25 x 60 foot lot sells for $500k, most average homes that sell for $200k to $400k elsewhere to are well into the Million $ mark. I have a half acre of land in Hoboken I can sell for between 9 and 10 million. Ten years ago I could have sold it for $600k It is true that based on this more than 79% of most (income earning) people in NJ are millionaires.
Look at BJ auctions last night people are still buying, they just have finally come to their senses and are not over spending because they realize what these things are truly worth. They got caught up in all the excitement a few years back and weren't thinking as clearly as they are today. The economy might be bad by you but it is not so bad here. I don't see the tell tail changes of a recession yet. But only time will tell.
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I stopped by and took a look at that GTS. Holy **** - someone got a SMOKING deal for 27k. (in addition to all the comissions and fee) It was a very clean ride and the new owner should be quite pleased. The tire and wheel package alone was quite $$$. (Custom 3.6 Allurad 3-piece wheels) Ill be posting pictures in another thread.
84K miles - The only disadvantage of looking at the car was that there was a layer of AZ dust covering her.
All in all - a very SWEET ride.
I should of put a Rennlist card under the wiper blade.
84K miles - The only disadvantage of looking at the car was that there was a layer of AZ dust covering her.
All in all - a very SWEET ride.
I should of put a Rennlist card under the wiper blade.
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I was trying to separate the previous century from this one.. I never saw any down turn in 2000 around here yet other parts of the country were hit hard, I also don't see any down turn now and others are complaining. So I guess it is all relative.
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I stopped by and took a look at that GTS. Holy **** - someone got a SMOKING deal for 27k. (in addition to all the comissions and fee) It was a very clean ride and the new owner should be quite pleased. The tire and wheel package alone was quite $$$. (Custom 3.6 Allurad 3-piece wheels) Ill be posting pictures in another thread.
84K miles 5 spd - The only disadvantage of looking at the car was that there was a layer of AZ dust covering her.
All in all - a very SWEET ride.
I should of put a Rennlist card under the wiper blade.
84K miles 5 spd - The only disadvantage of looking at the car was that there was a layer of AZ dust covering her.
All in all - a very SWEET ride.
I should of put a Rennlist card under the wiper blade.
I too looked for the GT, but couldn't find it. Would have loved to look at that one too...
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