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597Florida seems to be either paradise or hell for many especially in the southern John Vosilla-5/16/2012
596The figures may be a slight exaggeration, however, there are vast areas of uppertejek-5/16/2012
595Give it time. Trump is a bottom feeder in great locations. Isn't it amazinJohn Vosilla-5/15/2012
594Now it has just leveled off and many more folks 'escape' this transient tejek-5/15/2012
593High Tech Drives Office Fundamentals By Carrie Rossenfeld SAN FRANCISCO-New tejek-5/15/2012
592Seems it had been building for decades probably topped when the housing bubble wJohn Vosilla-5/15/2012
591When did the halfback history start?tejek-5/15/2012
590Remember until the big migration started in the 1960's Florida was the deep John Vosilla15/15/2012
589I was just surprised that its as big an issue as it is.......which doesn't mtejek-5/15/2012
588<i>I was just surprised that its as big an issue as it is.......which doeRoad Walker-5/15/2012
587How long were they down here? I didn't ask. With two of them, I was evesdrtejek-5/15/2012
586There's something wrong with this picture--none of the buildings are named Trenovator-5/14/2012
585Taxpayers also victims of ‘hot money’ behind Canada’s condo bubblesDiane FrancisJohn Vosilla-5/14/2012
584How long were they down here? Area is quite transient many go back to the NE orJohn Vosilla-5/14/2012
583Many of the ground zero markets bottomed over three years ago now doing well agaJohn Vosilla-5/14/2012
582has the real estate bottomed. the market seems to think so. TOL, LEN, SPF all atmegazoo15/14/2012
581Even Newark is coming back to life. 'Rock' Climbing: Arena Area Sees Grtejek-5/13/2012
580I keep forgetting to mention.......in the last month, I have heard of or spoken tejek-5/12/2012
579The figures may be a slight exaggeration, however, there are vast areas of upperenovator-5/12/2012
578The number does sound excessive. Was the article written by one of our friends ftejek-5/12/2012
577I would have to see how that is calculated. Must be some multiplier of past forSmart_Asset-5/12/2012
576I wonder about the data. There are many places outside of Manhattan that are roJohn Vosilla-5/11/2012
575New York City's distressed inventory ranks largest in the nation with the hitejek-5/11/2012
574Distressed Housing Inventory Will Take 46 Months to Clear Standard and Poor'John Vosilla-5/11/2012
573The stream of cash flow for many assets looks quite favorable even in a disinflaJohn Vosilla-5/10/2012
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