The housing crisis was caused bt TRPA nimbyies and environmentalists
Makes me think twice about a place in the Keys! Can’t imagine waking up to find this guy gorging in the fridge.
They mainly break into garages. I reinforced my garage door and never leave food in there or the garbage
This is why I take my trash to the dump. Fast, convenient, cheap ($7.50 for the first 300 pounds) and I don’t have to worry about finding my trash can torn to smithereens and my garbage strewn over 50 yards of roadway as has happened to some of my neighbors.
Old news. Mackinaw trout, crawfish, and even gold fish have been dumped in Tahoe for over 100 years. Mackinaw is the number gone game fish now.
Worse problems in the East.
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Looks like good news to me. Especially as a RE investor.
A new report published in March shows the median average price of a home in Tahoe tripled in nine years, from $345,000 in 2012 to $950,000 in 2021
When you send your kids out trick-or-treating on Halloween don’t let them dress up as bears.
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The bears are everywhere in Tahoe. They are now even found in the Bay Area. We never had these urban bears until they put limits on hunting. They are pests but not really a threat to humans. They are now a major tourist attraction. The tourists just need to hang out around dumpsters to find them. I had on in my garage. You are considered a tourist until you find one in your kitchen. Give them a wide berth and they will escape and not attack. In my garage I grabbed a garbage can over my head. The bear backed off. The bigger you look the more they will respect you.
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Also in stock and real estate market.
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Tahoe is becoming a retirement community. I saw this coming 10 years ago. Retired people don’t want the tourists and don’t care about the job situation. So they voted to stop vacation short term rentals. There is good money to be made in building maintenance and contractors are making huge money. I just met one guy who builds 10,000 sf houses. There are ways to afford to live in Tahoe. But people that think they can live on a ski patrol wage are clueless.
But there has always been and always will be a ski bum workforce they come and stay a few years. Most leave, but a few can transition into better paying jobs. A good friend is the top ski instructor at Heavenly. He had a roofing business in the summer. Just retired. Meanwhile roofing prices have doubled.