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Why is every /out/ location astronomically expensive?
>Friends move near Denver, to the west but in the foothills still. Small houses, still a hike to the mountains.
>$500,000 median home price
>Other friend up further along I70, actually right near good spots
>$900,000 median home price
>Loved Flagstaff when I went. My dream climate.
>$575,000 median home price
>Whitefish, Montana far as fuck from anywhere
>$500,000
Fucking Tacoma is expensive and is a god damned rail depot.
Is anywhere left near good wilderness still affordable? Preferably with a university because I'd like to teach some day and some local scene (outdoors and music) because I already live in a rural shithole and don't want to live in another. Plus climbing isn't as fun without at least a marginal scene of established routes, not just me fucking around alone on moss covered shit.
I earn $145,000 a year with a remote job I can take anywhere and am still priced out of most of the country. How do do many poor migrants live in these places?
>Friends move near Denver, to the west but in the foothills still. Small houses, still a hike to the mountains.
>$500,000 median home price
>Other friend up further along I70, actually right near good spots
>$900,000 median home price
>Loved Flagstaff when I went. My dream climate.
>$575,000 median home price
>Whitefish, Montana far as fuck from anywhere
>$500,000
Fucking Tacoma is expensive and is a god damned rail depot.
Is anywhere left near good wilderness still affordable? Preferably with a university because I'd like to teach some day and some local scene (outdoors and music) because I already live in a rural shithole and don't want to live in another. Plus climbing isn't as fun without at least a marginal scene of established routes, not just me fucking around alone on moss covered shit.
I earn $145,000 a year with a remote job I can take anywhere and am still priced out of most of the country. How do do many poor migrants live in these places?
