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Jul 24, 2024
8:39:48am
RdF3 Inactive user
He did, but that's a ridiculous premise and question based off the OP. Nowhere did the OP single out a single year or
imply he was saying right now immediately. The OP was just implying in general over time, as something like that isn't a measurable immediate spike anyway.

And why the year 2000? The Olympics were in 2002. I guess 2032 should be the year we're looking at then?

And of course real estate went up in 2000. Real estate prices have increased every year in Utah since 1990 except for the 2008-2011 recession (and 2023 I guess, but mortgage payments skyrocketed in 2023 so I’m not sure that counts).
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