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Can anyone tell me how is indegene as a company? Is it wise to join that firm. I have offers from paytm and novartis too below are the details. Please suggest.
I have 3 yoe and data business analytics background
1. Novartis: 17.75+ 1.65
2. Paytm: 20 fixed no variable.
3. Indegene: 22 + 2.2
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We just put an offer on a house in Camas WA. Good schools and close to Portland. Portland just seems hit/miss on schools.
OREGON? It jumped 100k in a year.
Yes!! Portland Oregon 🙃🙃
OP, I am in the same boat. My husband and I are looking to buy a house 30/45 minutes outside of Boston and the prices are still pretty high. It seems like we cannot ever afford to buy a house.
We really like the Westwood/Canton area, which is 30-45 minutes from downtown Boston. The school system is pretty good and there are a lot of family-friendly neighborhoods. As of now, I don’t think we can afford houses in that area. The house price has jumped up a lot.
Same in ATL here :(
Yeah like 45 mins away from the city! Probably will need up doing that hoping the city will just grow out
When interest rates go up to fight inflation. Financing a $1 million house at 2% is one thing. Financing it at 7.5% (rate I got on my first house in 2001) is a completely different animal.
At that point prices, especially those in frothy areas (Austin, Seattle, etc), will come down hard.
But people still bought million dollar homes in 2001 right.... yes the number of buyers will rise and fall with interest rates but in demand cities will always command higher prices. If austin/portland are tier 1 cities (jobs, school systems, health care, entertainment) and home prices will command a premium price regardless of interest rates. now what number is deemed as overvalued, that will be dependent on the economic conditions in the future that none of us know 🤷🏾♂️
500 -600k starter homes will be the new norm. Take the next 2 years to save for your down-payment. My expectation is that prices will stabilize in a year or 2 but don't see any macro housing correction, but maybe micro corrections specific to a city
True that! We were just discussing it was better to move to a starter home than wait out this tide. We’d have to adjust a bit but I think it’s ok for now.
Prices will stabilize when there’s enough supply to meet the demand… or when interest rates make it prohibitively expensive to finance a house. I don’t see either of those scenarios coming in the next few months.
Target 2023 1H. Or yes, later 2022 when the rates go up slightly. But it will not be material. It's builders market for a popular suburb like Portland. And there is raw materials supply chain issues from now to next year. It won't be a fast construction. Life style change mindset-prefer living in suburb will keep up its popularity at least for 6 months-1 year more due to a hybrid wfh policy gets official by many companies even after covid. I doubt people will keep doing wfh or hybrid long though. It already has started to showing some dysfunctions for people and a company.