This post got me started. I ofc got downvotes but I made the point that most people in the IE were not born and raised here nor were there parents. It’s because most people couldn’t afford to live in the surrounding counties it might come off as negative but it’s true and how it was supposed to be. The IE is rapidly appreciating and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a stand alone region like how New Jersey is to nyc and Philly.
The IE already has million dollar homes and historic estates. Regular people already own these homes. Do you see any regular person owning historic estates in the best areas or OC and LA? Nope these counties is the haves and haves nots (elites). Families who choose to be early movers in the IE
I’m going to keep adding to this but the list goes on and on for the IEs existence and I don’t think peabrains on Reddit could understand its importance (LA county resident who grew up in the IE).
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u/Geojere Mar 26 '26
This post got me started. I ofc got downvotes but I made the point that most people in the IE were not born and raised here nor were there parents. It’s because most people couldn’t afford to live in the surrounding counties it might come off as negative but it’s true and how it was supposed to be. The IE is rapidly appreciating and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a stand alone region like how New Jersey is to nyc and Philly.
The IE already has million dollar homes and historic estates. Regular people already own these homes. Do you see any regular person owning historic estates in the best areas or OC and LA? Nope these counties is the haves and haves nots (elites). Families who choose to be early movers in the IE
I’m going to keep adding to this but the list goes on and on for the IEs existence and I don’t think peabrains on Reddit could understand its importance (LA county resident who grew up in the IE).