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To: ild who wrote (8746)2/6/2003 2:41:41 PM
From: Mr. SunshineRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 306849
 
ild,

Thanks for posting that article. It mirrors my own experience that rents are rising for lower income units in Southern California, despite the economy.

I have been pleasantly surprised that rents on my small lower income building in South Cal can be raised without too much complaining from the tenants. Some have looked around and found that there is not much available in that price range.



To: ild who wrote (8746)2/6/2003 8:21:04 PM
From: MSIRespond to of 306849
 
"Majority of California births are Hispanic"

... population growth keeps apts in demand. Imagine what Calif pop & values would be w/o immigration.
It's finally happened, Mexico has taken California back, without firing a shot ! <g>

bizjournals.com

"The long-anticipated Latino majority has arrived," Hayes-Bautista says. "For the next 40 years, each new phase of human development -- child, adolescence, young adult and middle age -- will be experienced in this state by a Latino majority


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