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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Buying a house was / is still plenty expensive but a riverfront one? Riverfront is at least an order of magnitude more expensive. And insurances hait those since the last big floods in these parts and it shows in their premium.
Everywhere is going to be 'waterfront' in a few years! Everyone wins!
Nhaaaa that’s okay I live high enough not to have the water on my doorstep. The refugees though that will be annoying.