$1 million starter home? It's the norm in 237 cities, according to Zillow

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$1 million starter home? It's the norm in 237 cities, according to Zillow

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According to a recent study from Zillow, the typical "starter home" is worth at least $1 million in 237 cities, the highest number of cities ever. Plus, almost half of those cities are in California.

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  And get banned? No
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    I’m pretty sure I know what you’re saying the solution is. Mao the landlords.
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      That’s certainly an option I wouldn’t be opposed to.
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  Build more housing
  
  That’s it, that’s the solution

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