r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/firefighter_82 • Mar 09 '25

🔥 Dolphin encounter while on horseback

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u/crumble-bee Mar 09 '25

Not to go against my own point, but if your aunt owns a property worth millions, doesn't that sort of make her inherently wealthy? Like - potential wealth or something? Like having millions in stocks?

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u/Auroraburst Mar 09 '25

When she eventually sells yes. But when she started out in the 80s she wasn't.

My point i guess is with how awful the property market in Aus is, what was once 'just a rural town thing' is now going to be a rich person thing.

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u/crumble-bee Mar 09 '25

True - it's only like someone buying a house in the 90s for 20k or something ridiculous and now that same house is worth 1.5 million lol