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To: Ahda who wrote (14445)	6/20/2002 12:03:44 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 82276

<<One could say we have inflation in land value.>> NO! I honestly believe(and can point to many examples) that cities (towns?) with a population of 50k or less where there is not a city of 500k+ with-in 35 miles & there is NOT a mojor university or major national park, mountain area, beach, or other specialized recreational area(ski area) there has been Deflation not Inflation! This might well = 85% of the square mileage in the U.S. in which land has gone down not up in value! You really need to take a weekend trip to NV other than Reno or Las Vegas, eastern OR or WA. This stuff we hear about house prices being up greatly everywhere simply isn't true!