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To: Ilaine who wrote (1478)	3/11/2001 3:28:03 PM
From: GraceZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

I believe the index covers town houses but excludes apartment condos or MDUs. If they excluded town houses here in the home of the row house, Baltimore wouldn't have any houses at all. Every kid in Baltimore dreams of living in a house that they can walk all the way around. Our house in Northern Baltimore county would appraise a great deal higher than what it would last year, and the six year rise would almost make up for the fact that the real estate we own in the city still hasn't gotten back to the level it was back in 1987. Baltimore is still suffering from the ex-urban migration. The surrounding suburbs or ex-rural towns are growing at a ridiculous pace, while the city sinks. Although I can say the intermediate bottom in the city might have been five-six years ago, a recession would hit the city harder than the surrounding counties.