▲ 20 r/UXDesign
Re-Activated LinkedIn - Immediate Regret
I deactivated when the "Which UI is better?" slop was draining my news feed, only to reactivate it and see that this garbage is all over it now
u/1Qrtr_FreeStuffPlz — 1 day ago
u/1Qrtr_FreeStuffPlz
Land and Build Costs
To me this seems like the biggest barrier for new builds. In 2021 I purchased a 500m2 block for $310k and had a large single story 4 bed, 2 bath, 3 entertainment areas build for $380k. Nowadays it looks like you would struggle to find 500m2 of land for close to that total price.
$300k builds now look like $450k and $600k up to over $800k just for building alone. So it is all well and good to encourage investors to buy/build new, but with current build times no longer being 3 to 6 months, I think this is going to be a huge blocker.
u/1Qrtr_FreeStuffPlz — 10 days ago
▲ 0 r/auscorp
Typically I could see this as a terrifying concept, but going to give it about 18 months before funds dry up and it goes bust https://workclone.com/
u/1Qrtr_FreeStuffPlz — 17 days ago
▲ 8 r/AusFinance
ELI5 - I earn either $205k or $185k depending if Super counts or not. The wife is harder to track being self employed, but she earns between $45k to $60k a year. Our private health costs $305 a month, does what we save on the Medicare Levi actually amount to more then the $3660 a year we spend on private health?
u/1Qrtr_FreeStuffPlz — 24 days ago