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November 16, 2006
The Real Estate Adviser: Cobb Building shows pricey rentals in demand
By TOM KELLY
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
While the housing market has entered a soft spell in many parts of the country, the rush to live downtown continues in some of the nation's cities.
And, don't expect the move to slow down anytime soon. A recent front-page story in USA Today said America's population will grow from 300 million to 400 million by the year 2040 and many of those people will live within urban cores.
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- The Real Estate Adviser: Softer market means more misleading ads, 11-02-2006
- The Real Estate Adviser: Housing due for a fall but there's still value, 10-26-2006
- The Real Estate Adviser: You could grow old waiting for rates to fall, 10-19-2006
- The Real Estate Adviser: Job growth will keep housing healthy here, 10-12-2006
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