Naples named most overvalued housing market in U.S.
That's according to the latest (third quarter) Housing Market Analysis conducted by National City Corp, a financial holding company, in conjunction with Global Insight, a financial information provider
The report named Naples, Florida as the most overvalued of all housing markets in the United States. A single-family, median-priced home there sells for $329,970, 84 percent more than what it should cost -- $180,956 -- according to the analysis.
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3 Comments:
t$m-
1) I would not be so quick with the ad hominem attacks on the people who may have legitimate gripes; but if you must do so, don't complain when others do it to you;
2) The problem there has always been with the "old school" is that it was all the worst sides of patriarchy - abrupt decisions, a "my way or the highway" attitude, and no patience for hearing both sides of the story if you've already made your decision. Your words exemplify this.
3) If you ever hope to be taken seriously in this forum, don't ever misspell the word "teat" in your postings. That's just plain sinful, man!
LOL - my ears - and my eyes - are working fine now. Thank you for elaborating on where you stand. Most illuminating.
t$m, you couldn't pay me to be a part of all of this - and I'll wager you couldn't last any length of time under his thumb yourself. Totalitarianism is a wonderful thing - so long as you agree with everything the dictator is doing. What you call obstructionism, the vast majority of us (loyal, thinking, catholics) call reasoned dissent.
I still hold out the hope that you're not serious in your postings, but are, as Joe Corey obseved, inadroitly making points via sarcasm. For you to posit that the "root of all virtue is control and obedience" shows how flawed your logic is.
The philosophy you express is the sort that praised Nazi Germany because the trains ran on time. If this is the best Monaghan's defenders can do, it's no wonder he's losing the PR war.
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