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1422I don't like grey weather for prolonged periods either but neither do I likJohn Vosilla-3/16/2013
1421Seattle weather is terrible...rains all the time. Emmett Watson...lesser SeatSmart_Asset23/16/2013
1420I am surprised so many hate Seattle weather. It never gets bitterly cold, neverJohn Vosilla-3/16/2013
1419Was thinking interior rocky mountain states and New England myself?John Vosilla-3/16/2013
1418Cincinnati rising! [youtube video]tejek-3/16/2013
1417Most all seem to be in areas tied to oil and gas booms or resurgence of manufactejek-3/15/2013
1416What they don't mention is the Midwest work ethic. Midwesterners work hardertejek-3/15/2013
1415Five years later, they ended up coming back............Wilmington was too humid tejek-3/15/2013
1414Five years later, they ended up coming back............Wilmington was too humid John Vosilla-3/15/2013
1413Most all seem to be in areas tied to oil and gas booms or resurgence of manufactJohn Vosilla-3/15/2013
1412What they don't mention is the Midwest work ethic. Midwesterners work harderJohn Vosilla-3/15/2013
1411Panhandle is ground zero for hurricanes and doesn't get the same cooling octejek-3/14/2013
1410Houston and the TX metros definitely doing well. I am also impressed with the nutejek-3/14/2013
1409"We felt the most wanted in Cleveland," says Jones, whose firm was fotejek-3/14/2013
1408Well stated. Doom and gloom has always been the suckers bet... That's why tZincman33/14/2013
1407How the Midwest overcame a shifting economic landscape to win prized headquarterJohn Vosilla-3/14/2013
1406‘Houston, We Have a Winner’ The Uptown Houston District has more than 5 millionJohn Vosilla13/14/2013
1405Panhandle is ground zero for hurricanes and doesn't get the same cooling oceJohn Vosilla13/14/2013
1404I've also learned it is better to be an eternal optimist than perennial doomJohn Vosilla23/14/2013
1403Sacramento really has never been a tourist attraction......think more like Jackstejek-3/14/2013
1402;)tejek-3/14/2013
1401It is so tough.. :) Lessened learned from the 2001 tech bubble and the 2009 cZincman13/14/2013
1400The 2009 crisis was an invaluable lesson for me, many. Keeping calm, remaining tejek-3/14/2013
1399The latest in the Seattle metro market. Neighborhoods, Statistics/Expensive Eatejek-3/14/2013
1398Corelogic talks about the housing market in different metros throughout the countejek-3/14/2013
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