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To: KM who wrote (46202)12/28/2005 9:56:30 AM
From: JakeStrawRespond to of 306849
 
KM, The prices in Sanibel & Captiva remain firm and seem to still be rising. I personally thought after Hurrican Charley, etc. prices would have declined, but they really didn't.



To: KM who wrote (46202)12/28/2005 10:45:59 AM
From: John VosillaRespond to of 306849
 
I'm not sure as don't get that way often. Land restrictions might not allow all the overdevelopment in high end condos as in other places.

There are two facets of the bubble. One is price and the other is oversupply of new product bought by speculators Combine the two anywhere and you have your crash.


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