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To: HairBall who wrote (62)	7/4/2001 3:17:13 PM
From: LTK007	of 306849

thanks LG--my area is of those remote areas,the DownEast Coast of Maine,and the buyers are in the main NYC area people---bankers/doctors,NYC society or just plain "coupon clippers". They have slowly over many years been absorbing the whole available coast-line so it is now become very hard to get. 7 acres,unbuilt uncleared(and clearing will be by law be limited ),sold for 1.5 million last week within eye-shot of my property(it will be a single home property)---30 years ago the same 5 acres could have been bought for 20k. Plus it is an area with numerous environmental laws/and exclusionary that make development nigh impossible---i am hoping i am in an exception to the rule situation:) as i simply can't sell now--don't want to--not greed,just don't want to:) may regret,but what the heck. max

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