On 2016-02-23 20:42, Linas Petkevičius wrote:
> diskusija apie lt didmiescius

Taip. Ir diskusija ne apie 2015-2016 metus, o tarkim apie 25 metų 
periodą, kurio 90% yra neįmanoma suprognozuoti neturint aiškiaregio 
savybių. Jau keletą kartų tai kartojau, bet niekas nenori girdėti.

Apie "investavimą" į asmeninį būstą:

http://twocents.lifehacker.com/should-i-buy-a-home-or-just-keep-renting-1699277766

Don’t Think of a Home as Your Main Investment

The biggest argument for owning a home is that it’s an “investment.” But 
a lot of people overestimate the return on this investment.

People tend to believe that homes are appreciating assets, but this 
isn’t always true. Yale economist and Nobel prize winner Robert Shiller 
debates this topic openly, having crunched the numbers. He says that, 
overall, the housing market doesn’t have a great long-term return. It 
barely outpaces inflation, in fact. He told USA Today:

     “If you look at the history of the housing market, it hasn’t been a 
good provider of capital gains. It is a provider of housing 
services...Capital gains have not even been positive. From 1890 to 1990, 
real inflation-corrected home prices were virtually unchanged.”