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    I'm glad I have rental properties in the Springs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eddiememphis View Post
    I'm glad I have rental properties in the Springs.
    My wife liked the prospect of 800 potential homebuyers moving here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CavSct1983 View Post
    My wife liked the prospect of 800 potential homebuyers moving here.
    Are they buyers or renters? Is this a long term assignment for them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by eddiememphis View Post
    Are they buyers or renters? Is this a long term assignment for them?
    I'd say more likely to buy for the following reasons:

    Supposed to be staffed with NCOs and Officers -- if they have lower enlisted, I'd imagine they will be support elements.

    New unit being stood up = stabilization in all likelihood; I cannot imagine this being a 1-2 year assignment as the Army rolls this out.

    Being higher level NCOs and Officers, their BAH will allow them to buy and they would be dumb not to since rent will only continue to increase
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    It would make more sense to buy in their position, if able. I'm sure not all will. Some will opt for on-post housing, some will rent, some will buy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CavSct1983 View Post
    I'd say more likely to buy for the following reasons:

    Supposed to be staffed with NCOs and Officers -- if they have lower enlisted, I'd imagine they will be support elements.

    New unit being stood up = stabilization in all likelihood; I cannot imagine this being a 1-2 year assignment as the Army rolls this out.

    Being higher level NCOs and Officers, their BAH will allow them to buy and they would be dumb not to since rent will only continue to increase
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    It would make more sense to buy in their position, if able. I'm sure not all will. Some will opt for on-post housing, some will rent, some will buy.
    Some will live in a van down by the river. Under a bridge. With a guy named Carlos.


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    Quote Originally Posted by MOLON LABE View Post
    Some will live in a van down by the river. Under a bridge. With a guy named Carlos.


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    Quote Originally Posted by CavSct1983 View Post
    My wife liked the prospect of 800 potential homebuyers moving here.
    I like the idea of people moving here for reasons OTHER than fucking pot. Maybe these folk will offset some of the stoner Californians messing the place up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zundfolge View Post
    I like the idea of people moving here for reasons OTHER than fucking pot. Maybe these folk will offset some of the stoner Californians messing the place up.
    They seem to be coming from everywhere. California, Texas, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, South Dakota, New Jersey, Florida...those are just the ones I remember from my short commute in the past week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zundfolge View Post
    I like the idea of people moving here
    That's part of the problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zundfolge View Post
    I like the idea of people moving here for reasons OTHER than fucking pot.
    There may be a lot of people moving here for legal marijuana, but there are many more showing up for the dynamic job market. Stoners generally don't have the employment opportunities that will allow them to rent in this market, let alone buy. So they try the Springs and see that rent there is increasing and end up in the armpit of the front range... Pueblo.

    There is a booming population of drug abusers in Pueblo, much of which can be attributed to stoners seeking legal weed and being unable to afford both the dope and housing.

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