This from the Intl Herald & Tribune (May 9th)...
QuoteStatewide, condo sales fell 32 percent in March and single-family existing homes were off 28 percent compared with the same period a year ago, according to the Florida Association of Realtors.
Yet some smaller cities are faring better than large ones. Jacksonville and Gainesville in the north, for example, which did not experience rampant overdevelopment, have not felt the impact of the downturn as much as has southern Florida, where high-rise condo construction was largely fueled by speculators.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/05/07/business/florida.php
Jacksonville and Gainesville aren't as overdeveloped and hyperinflated as most markets, so they'll suffer less when the bubble deflates.
QuoteYet some smaller cities are faring better than large ones. Jacksonville and Gainesville in the north, for example,
Who wrote this line? Sports Illustrated?
Let's see, we are the 3rd largest City on the East Coast, and now we are smaller then Miami, Tampa, Sarasota, Lulu and Two-Egg?
I love these people, it give us an insight on where JTA finds their consultants.
Hey Y'all, what's say some Sunday real soon, we get everyone in town together down by the county fairgrounds and see ifin we have enough folks fer a genuine feet-ball game??? YEE HAW!
Pa? Put me down fer a prescription to that thar International New York newspaper. New York? Isn't that right outside of Valdosta?Ocklawaha