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To: energyplay who wrote (18186)	5/11/2007 5:20:17 PM
From: 8bits	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 220185

There are really fewer than a dozen out of the top 50 US cities where living in the core city is desirable. New York, Boston, San Francisco, Chicago, Miami, and maybe Seattle and Portland. Yep, and the public schools generally suck in most urban areas (with the exception of a few magnet schools..) 382 properties selling for less than 30K in Pittsburgh: homes.realtor.com 123 Properties in Philadelphia for less than 30k: homes.realtor.com Almost 4,000 properties for less than 30k in Detroit: homes.realtor.com 1412 Properties for less than 30k in Cleveland: homes.realtor.com 165 Properties in Baltimore for less than 30k: homes.realtor.com I suspect in 20 years time all of the cities above will still have plenty of cheap housing.