Greenwich, Connecticut real estate, politics, and more.
Greenwich, Connecticut real estate, politics, and more
Oppressed and targeted no more
You’ll still get sick, or not, and given the WHO’s duplicity throughout this whole mess, and its cooperation with the Chinese government’s coverup that spread the disease worldwide, I’d say it was time for them to shut up and go away. And take Dr. Fauci with them.
This is not right
In a disgusting display of fake patriotism, and under the guise of honoring those who gave their lives defending our country, a local realtor sent her “team”out around town yesterday to plant advertising banners affixed to tiny American flags.
Scoundrel.
Call for a free price consultation after you’ve enjoyed your long weekend!
Maybe next Easter she’ll plant tiny crucifixes on our lawns with her business card stapled to the Lord Jesus’s feet.
At least they’re smart enough not to trigger our left by displaying an American flag
Deported once, Biden wants them back. Oh, and he’s also reversing Orange Man’s proposed rule that our new friends be asked about gang membership.
The Afghan interpreters were thoroughly vetted before being accepted as team members going into combat and are safe to bring in to safety. Some of them have already been killed, and the rest of them, and their families, will be tortured and beheaded when the Taliban takes full control this July. Their abandonment by Biden’s State Department; “Hey, you fucked up — you trusted us” sends a clear message to future allies to steer clear, which is presumably precisely Biden’s intent.
MS-13 Ecuadorians, on the other hand, are just voters the Democrats haven’t met.
Safe for now, but when the ransom is paid, so long, Lamb Chop
Cyber Ransom attack shuts down Australian, North American meat plants
Oil pipelines, police departments, municipal governments, hospitals, even utility grids; ransom shutdowns have been occurring for at least a decade now and have spread worldwide. Whether they’re state-sponsored terrorism or is still just the work of independent criminal syndicates is almost irrelevant, because foreign governments can certainly expand the attacks, seemingly at will. We’ve seen what happens when our own government targets our economy; there’s no reason to believe our foreign enemies will be more benevolent.
21 Winthrop Drive, Riverside, $4.825 million. From listing to pending – contracts signed, no contingencies — in one day is … quick.
The sellers bought it for $4.312 when it was new in 2014 and so far as I can tell, made no significant improvements. So much for the traditional depreciation on new construction
We’re either in a new paradigm or in the greatest bubble since the Dutch were spculating in tulips; I guess we’ll find out which down the road.
515 N. Maple Avenue, $3.795 ask, $3.7 got, 14 days. Built in 1937 and still retaining the feel and fixtures of that era. Diddle, a/k/a Ethel the Pirate’s Daughter McAllister listing.
51 Pine Ridge, $1.995 million, 18 days. It took 246 days to find a buyer ($1.395) back in 2012-2013, but it was, if not a wreck, certainly dated; these owners got rid of the 70s paneling, installed a new kitchen and baths, and generally brought it up to date.
Contract on 1 Meadow Road, Riverside, corner of Riverside Avenue and Meadow, $3.750 million, 13 days on market. This same house sold in two weeks in 2018, so COVID isn’t necessarily the reason for the quick sale here. However, that 2018 sale was for $3.095, and though substantial improvements were made by these owners in 2019, there may well have been a price premium due to the current lack of inventory and high demand.
For those keeping track of prices, this one sold in 1996 for $585,000. A lot has been done to it since then, but I knew the owners, and it was a very nice house even then.
an idle fancy
And at that, they’re certainly not telling the poor fools what it’s gonna cost them.
Biden and the Dems are set on spending trillions of dollars that's going to put all our great-grandkids in mind-numbing debt.
In fact, some estimates of the Green New Deal say it'll cost $93 TRILLION, or roughly $600,000 of debt for every single household in the nation.
Despite that, a new poll shows over a third of Americans wouldn't give anything toward climate issues, and the vast majority wouldn't spend more than $50 a month.
A strong majority of respondents said they were somewhat or very concerned about the issue of climate change. However, one of the most interesting follow-up questions was this: "How much of your own money would you be willing to personally spend each month to reduce the impact of climate change?"
The vast majority of voters were only willing to make very minimal financial sacrifices.
About 35 percent said they wouldn't be willing to spend anything, with another 15 percent saying they'd only sacrifice $1-$10. Another 6 percent were willing to give up $11-$20, while 5 percent said they'd sacrifice $21-$30. In all, a whopping 75 percent of respondents were not willing to pay more than $50 a month.
The trillions that will be simply added to the next generations won’t concern the current population; out of sight, out of mind. But there will be immediate costs, money that will be coming out of their pocket almost immediately and continuing thorough their lifetimes: gasoline at $7.00 a gallon, while internal engines are still permitted, all-electric homes that will cost at least twice as much to heat, huge increases in food costs as transportation costs soar, and on and on.
And by the time the chumps realize what’s happened — the media will do its best to cover up and lie about what’s coming — it will be too late.
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