The worst housing market over the last decade is somewhere people would least expect. Manhattan. Values in New York County dropped by -11.9% from September 2016 to 2026, falling from 1.41M to 1.24M. Which is an astounding -51.2% drop in inflation-adjusted terms. Condo/co-op/townhome values inn Manhattan are now at record lows compared to incomes and rents. Making it one of the most undervalued housing markets in America, despite it's still expensive price tag. Values have actually started turning recently, up 3% YoY. Meaning it could be a good time to buy in NYC. Check the value trends for your county at: reventure.app/map/cMk5iPrSfq

My Irish ancestors were slaves bought and sold by Jewish people. And you expect me to care about antisemitism?

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"When I left America at that time, I told a New York reporter that Indianapolis was the most beautiful city in America." - Arthur Conan Doyle, absolutely correct.

If you don't have at least 1 million people within a 30km radius of your city, you live in a rural poophole. You should move. Test it for yourself: tomforth.co.uk/circlepopulat…

Most famous book tied to every U.S. state 🇺🇸 Alabama — To Kill a Mockingbird 🇺🇸 Alaska — The Call of the Wild 🇺🇸 Arizona — The Bean Trees 🇺🇸 Arkansas — Where the Red Fern Grows 🇺🇸 California — The Grapes of Wrath 🇺🇸 Colorado — The Shining 🇺🇸 Connecticut — The Ice Storm 🇺🇸 Delaware — no single flagship novel 🇺🇸 Florida — Their Eyes Were Watching God 🇺🇸 Georgia — Gone with the Wind 🇺🇸 Hawaii — Hawaii 🇺🇸 Idaho — Housekeeping 🇺🇸 Illinois — Native Son 🇺🇸 Indiana — The Magnificent Ambersons 🇺🇸 Iowa — The Bridges of Madison County 🇺🇸 Kansas — The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 🇺🇸 Kentucky — Beloved 🇺🇸 Louisiana — Interview with the Vampire 🇺🇸 Maine — Carrie 🇺🇸 Maryland — The Accidental Tourist 🇺🇸 Massachusetts — The Scarlet Letter 🇺🇸 Michigan — Middlesex 🇺🇸 Minnesota — Main Street 🇺🇸 Mississippi — The Sound and the Fury 🇺🇸 Missouri — Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 🇺🇸 Montana — A River Runs Through It 🇺🇸 Nebraska — My Ántonia 🇺🇸 Nevada — Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 🇺🇸 New Hampshire — A Separate Peace 🇺🇸 New Jersey — The Great Gatsby (set on Long Island, linked to NJ) 🇺🇸 New Mexico — Bless Me, Ultima 🇺🇸 New York — The Great Gatsby 🇺🇸 North Carolina — Cold Mountain 🇺🇸 North Dakota — The Round House 🇺🇸 Ohio — Beloved (also linked to KY) / The Bluest Eye 🇺🇸 Oklahoma — The Grapes of Wrath (Dust Bowl) 🇺🇸 Oregon — One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 🇺🇸 Pennsylvania — The Lovely Bones 🇺🇸 Rhode Island — The House of the Seven Gables (nearby) 🇺🇸 South Carolina — The Secret Life of Bees 🇺🇸 South Dakota — Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee 🇺🇸 Tennessee — The Firm 🇺🇸 Texas — Lonesome Dove 🇺🇸 Utah — The Book of Mormon (religious text) / Riders of the Purple Sage 🇺🇸 Vermont — Ethan Frome 🇺🇸 Virginia — To Kill a Mockingbird (also AL) / Beloved 🇺🇸 Washington — The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian 🇺🇸 West Virginia — The Glass Castle 🇺🇸 Wisconsin — Little House in the Big Woods 🇺🇸 Wyoming — The Virginian U.S. overall — The Great Gatsby, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Grapes of Wrath are the titles that travel farthest Note: One book per state by setting, author birth, or the title people most often attach to the place. Not a sales ranking. Several books are claimed by more than one state (Grapes of Wrath for California and Oklahoma; Beloved for Kentucky and Ohio). Some states have no single dominant novel. Source: Setting and literary association roundups; standard “books set in each state” lists