Please just stop you sound insane. The US has trillions upon trillions. Debt is pretty much meaningless now rhat quantitative easing exists and governments can print money
Huh. Always assumed Brooklyn was like, 95% apartment buildings, not single family homes. I've spent only a few days in NYC though and was in Manhattan the whole time, so I don't know why I assumed that.
Huh. Always assumed Brooklyn was like, 95% apartment buildings, not single family homes. I've spent only a few days in NYC though and was in Manhattan the whole time, so I don't know why I assumed that.
At a complete guess, I'd say Brooklyn is maybe 40-50% single and two family houses. Depends on the neighborhood really. Manhattan actually has single family houses too, they're just connected to each other and taller rather than wider. But of course you have to have obscene amounts of money for that.
Edit: Looking at a map, actually might be more like 60%.