Charlesinrichmond
Charlesinrichmond t1_j68zqv2 wrote
Reply to comment by Mr_Kittlesworth in So is is just me or is Gersi basically the worst Italian restaurant in Richmond? by Swrdmn
la grotta was pretty bad when I went there I have to say. Bacchus mediocre, but prices ok
Charlesinrichmond t1_j68sx88 wrote
Reply to comment by natgbz in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
groaning upvote. Also I feel I should have made that pun and whiffed. It stinks
Charlesinrichmond t1_j68rqyp wrote
"Black homeownership rates increased slightly, from 47% to 49%, but still lag behind white homeownership at 70%."
we really need to do better on this front. Not sure how. Maybe better low income housing loan programs? What we have is perhaps too complicated for the people it's aimed at, we need something simpler
Charlesinrichmond t1_j68qsjt wrote
Reply to comment by sleevieb in Report: The State of Housing in the Richmond Region 2023 by opienandm
Edited to make it easier to comprehend for those who can't:
The idea that corporations buying houses IS THE PROBLEM is literally completely wrong and a myth. It also makes no mathematical sense, it's like telling someone not to work to earn more money by sitting on the couch and playing xbox.
If they make money by leaving them empty, imagine how much money they would make by destroying them! Or never buying them in the first place! Think of the billions you've made from the apartments you are renting for zero! It's completely ridiculous isn't it?
It's popular enough though to now have a new article in the Atlantic debunking it
the software bit has a grain of truth, but it's way way overblown, it only applies to certain large companies who have a small share of the market
Charlesinrichmond t1_j68qd8z wrote
quote from RTD on this Affordable Housing paper
"average apartment in the region went for nearly $1,400 at the beginning of 2022, a $300 increase from two years prior. The steepest rent increases were in counties, especially among apartments with two or three bedrooms."
You'd think the rent increases were in the city from what you read here. Or that apartments were 2k...
Charlesinrichmond t1_j66r6l1 wrote
Reply to comment by Danger-Moose in Kobe died 3 years ago today but my paper ball mural for him still remains at Randolph. Thanks to Richmond Times for the story. by jakevanyahres
Guessing it was bound to happen if not tonight then next month.
I definitely put him in the category of people who do not read the sidebar
Charlesinrichmond t1_j66pm3o wrote
Reply to The Night Thread by Asterion7
Four more days in dry January I'm looking forward to having a glass of wine again. Seven more pounds to lose before I can have beer again sadly
Charlesinrichmond t1_j66acoy wrote
Reply to comment by PercyDovetonsils in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
Ah! Thanks
Charlesinrichmond t1_j66a3y8 wrote
Reply to comment by pentarou in Virginia Union University Post Regarding Tyre Nichols by Mollysindanga
Whether he's suspicious or not he's right. The assholes who like to set fire to things and destroy society are equally bad
Lock up all the assholes police or not. Civilization will be the better for it
Charlesinrichmond t1_j669uu7 wrote
Reply to comment by pentarou in Virginia Union University Post Regarding Tyre Nichols by Mollysindanga
Yeah that's right make the world worse. What a stupid take. Evidently the cops were fired and charged which is what should happen
Charlesinrichmond t1_j668u82 wrote
Reply to comment by lunar_unit in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
Oh wow that's actually even worse than I thought. Huguenot bridge traffic is going to be epic. And they are staging it through next august? Which means if their life is at all like mine next December?
Charlesinrichmond t1_j668sml wrote
Reply to comment by Chickenmoons in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
Maple avenue is going to get shut down too per what lunar unit posted below
Charlesinrichmond t1_j668er7 wrote
Reply to comment by crouton45 in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
TC?
Charlesinrichmond t1_j65pq9p wrote
Reply to DPU with landlords issue, kinda want to talk to a lawyer briefly about this since the whole thing is a huge mess. Anyone got any names of a lawyer here? by NCAAaintgonnadoshit
So I'm spacing on the name but the housing legal aid group would be who to talk to. I imagine if you Google housing legal aid Richmond it will pop up
Charlesinrichmond t1_j65p8dh wrote
Reply to comment by progressiveinva69 in Kobe died 3 years ago today but my paper ball mural for him still remains at Randolph. Thanks to Richmond Times for the story. by jakevanyahres
In the grand scheme of things you do not need to listen to the moose. But when his mooseness says dial it back here the dialing back will not be an option if you don't dial The moose will dial
Hope that helps
Charlesinrichmond t1_j65nwld wrote
Reply to comment by gringo-star in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
I'd love a signal there but I bet people who live around there will not
Charlesinrichmond t1_j65nt1w wrote
Reply to comment by Chickenmoons in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
It already is at school drop off times it's going to be epic
Charlesinrichmond t1_j65nqgh wrote
Reply to comment by gracetw22 in Libbie Avenue, Cary Street Road to close for several months starting Jan. 30 by lunar_unit
It will be at times. Think of what just happened to school traffic
Charlesinrichmond t1_j65no2j wrote
I'm glad the city is fixing sewers that's what they should be focused on but oh my God is this going to be a shitshow
Charlesinrichmond t1_j61hvj3 wrote
Reply to comment by geneb0322 in Richmond saw notable drop in murders last year, but thefts from vehicles caused property crimes to soar by ThatChildNextDoor
Yeah and I know a lot of people with guns, people who hunt, and people who own pickup trucks so I would figure I'd have a higher chance of seeing them than most
Charlesinrichmond t1_j61ebyr wrote
Reply to comment by batkave in Richmond saw notable drop in murders last year, but thefts from vehicles caused property crimes to soar by ThatChildNextDoor
Property crime has soared. And the sad truth is the murder statistic is strongly influenced by VCU hospital, shootings went up, just fewer of them died
The city isn't particularly dangerous, but if we ignore the fact that crime stats are getting worse it could go that way
Charlesinrichmond t1_j609t90 wrote
Reply to comment by raindeerpie in Richmond saw notable drop in murders last year, but thefts from vehicles caused property crimes to soar by ThatChildNextDoor
It's a big state so it probably exists somewhere but I've never seen a gun rack in a pickup truck in Virginia
Charlesinrichmond t1_j5utpgk wrote
Reply to Am I a dummy for wanting to live in a corporate apartment complex in Short Pump or Glen Allen? by Electrical_Order_442
I mean, sounds like you know what you want. I wouldn't want to live in Short Pump myself, but if you do I don't see the downside
Charlesinrichmond t1_j5ow78c wrote
Reply to Happy Tuesdaily from the platform of Main Street Station. What’s the best spot to see the sunrise? by funkipus
Bed. With my eyes closed. Sunrises contain rays that cause harm and should be avoided.
Charlesinrichmond t1_j6900pj wrote
Reply to comment by augie_wartooth in So is is just me or is Gersi basically the worst Italian restaurant in Richmond? by Swrdmn
this is true. Btw my ZZQ was ok. Which was sad, because it wasn't great. And I think if I ordered wrong it would have been mediocre