Nations most affordable housing markets.

[Broadrippleguy]

Originally Posted by GraniteStater

Now Indiana must rapidly diversify its energy dependency away from coal and to renewables that include wind energy. Energy efficiency is priority #1. Indiana does well with cost of living but must stop exernalizing costs.

Its expensive and #2 the Free Market isnt driving renewable energy.
Government subsidies for Ethanol dont work. Food prices are going up because of it.

[GraniteStater]

Originally Posted by Broadrippleguy

Its expensive and #2 the Free Market isnt driving renewable energy.
Government subsidies for Ethanol dont work. Food prices are going up because of it.

Technology has already driven price for wind energy lower and is baseline competitive with fossil fuels, especially when factoring in externalized costs. The vast majority of the US has shifted or is shifting away from coal while Indiana is still 97% coal dependent. That is a backward energy portfolio and has to be addressed.

[mike0421]

Originally Posted by SCentralNEGuy

It's amazing how nasty people are about "flyover country". Were they actually to live here they would find it has a very nice lifestyle, is a lot more relaxing, and has a much lower cost of living than the areas that they live in on the coast. Their loss, to each his own.

Jason Aldean - Fly Over States (Official Lyric Video) - YouTube

Listen to the lyrical content and feel happy.

[Broadrippleguy]

People that call the midwest Flyover states really are short minded and ignorant.
why dont we call it New Dork City and call them New dorkers?
Sterotypes cut both ways.
Commiefornia/The Messed up Coasts

I always keep those names in mind incase anyone wants to call the Midwest Flyover country

[Marat]

Originally Posted by Broadrippleguy

The 10 Most Affordable and 10 Least Affordable - BusinessWeek
This also gives the list of the 10 worse housing markets.
Indianapolis my hometown is number one which is nice . Average price is 108,000$
Youngstown Ohio is right behind Indy.
The Worse Housing market is New York City with an average home price of 481,000$
Majority of the worse housing markets are either in the south in Flordia or along the west Coast in California.
Interesting list i have to say

I hate freaking slide shows! Can't any website just post a list anymore?