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Wednesday, 14 December 2005 |
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The Miami market continues to report strong activity levels. Miami, which remains one of the leading real estate markets in the country, is the focus of the real estate market’s attention. Since Florida is one of the best places to retire in, thousands of people move into the state every week. Both national and international investors buy properties that allow the activity levels of the state to remain high. |
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Wednesday, 14 December 2005 |
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The demand for downtown Tampa condominiums has increased the annual number of approved project permits, which totaled US$1 billion for the first time ever. The number includes more than $689 million in commercial and $356 million in residential projects in the fiscal year that ended in September 30. It reflects particular costs for both rehabilitation projects and new construction as it takes into account the rising prices of construction materials. |
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Wednesday, 14 December 2005 |
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Economists have been assuming that that Florida’s real estate market, one of the nation’s red-hot housing market, is a bubble that is about to burst. However, not everyone believes this will happen. Local Florida real estate organizations are aware of their market’s success and are positive that it will last longer than expected. |
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Friday, 02 December 2005 |
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The Long Beach Pier located in North Carolina has been closed, and is
scheduled for demolition in February, along with its accompanying
tackle shop, motel, and restaurant.
A divorce and rising taxes
seem to be the cause of the closing, which is the ninth closing along
the North Carolina coast—for reasons ranging from insurance costs to
storm damage. Of the 32 piers on the coast in 1996, only 23 remain.
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