Have some lunatic fringe elements taken over the humanities?

[Fatboxingfan]

Haha yeah it's that easy get all your stuff from a book

[Gandalf]

Haha yeah it's that easy get all your stuff from a book

Not really. Lyle says there is plenty of good land at a reasonable cost in the states. If you want to pay a million dollars for 3 bedrooms in an overinflated modern city apartment, then that tends to skew prices somewhat. If the average price is say 300,000 then the ordinary person is typically paying less and unlikely to be living in a ghetto.

As you saw in the data above a 300,000 dollar home is not going to cost you 30,000 dollars a year. It would be around 6-7 thousand dollars region dependent of course, so just maybe rates are higher in Chicago. Have you lived in Chicago? How would you find out? The US is a big country and thus the Internet is useful. It shows that the US system is more progressive than the British one too, but still very expensive considering the infrastructure out there.

Do you think it is a good thing to pay so much or a bit of a rip off?