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02/07/2012 7:04:00 PM
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03/16/2011 4:37:00 PM
Totally agree with Tom Denver, housing crisis struck hard in Florida...
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Tom Denver 05/21/2010 5:03:00 AM
Housing crises has been so influential in the vast construction of great building facilities due to the risk factor that affects the planning and the development f such constructions.
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Bruce Richer 06/21/2009 6:07:00 AM
The false housing economy was creative to both steal wealth and to distract attention from the fact that our industries moved to china.
This is that giant sucking sound that Ross Perot talked about. Without jobs that pay real wages people will not have enough income to pay for goods beyond housing which will destroy the rest of our economy.
And the "high tech" jobs we were promissed can not be supported without basic industry......Furthermore, it was a bit racist to believe that "low tech" jobs belonged in China and other underdevelloped countries.
For those who think we need cheap walmart type goods, think back to when we had those jobs here.....we had houses and cars and things we could pay for
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Brent 06/20/2009 2:37:00 AM
Reading from here in Austin, TX, where our own runaway condo-overdevelopment continues almost unabated, I feel like I've just read a story yet to be written by the Austin Chronicle (the local alternative weekly)... but will be in another two-three years. Thanks for the report.
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bb 06/19/2009 11:03:00 PM
Black guys don't drive Jeeps!
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Mike 06/19/2009 7:03:00 PM
Lisa, whatever you may have meant, it is apparent that a person from Washington DC and another from Australia both interpreted the same thing. Nonetheless an excellent article, and I sincerely hope you don't get in any strife due to the concerns Collins and myself have raised. On that note I am amazed at all the employees that gave their full names after candidly describing their employers problems. Over here the comment is "no comment", and stories are often based on "anonymous sources", except those based on recently fired employees of course!
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Lisa 06/19/2009 6:44:00 PM
Actually, I mentioned the jeep driving by because it illustrated that anyone could get into the unguarded complex. I wasn't implying that a crime was about to be committed, simply noting that the gates were up and no one was watching who was coming in and out of the development. And by the way, I'm fairly certain the driver of the jeep was white.
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Mike 06/19/2009 6:03:00 PM
Come on Herman, you know who he's talking about. Americans always need a bad black fella to make the story more interesting. However, it was (1) shameful the journalist used this to imply a crime about to be committed and (2) anticlimactic that screams and gunshots were not subsequently reported
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herman 06/19/2009 6:19:00 AM
stereotyping what? everybody who drives a jeep? people who live in condos? i don't get what you are saying
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Collins 06/19/2009 5:47:00 AM
"On a blazingly sunny afternoon, the arms of the front gate to Villa Medici are raised. The guard's shaded hut is empty, blind to the black Jeep that rolls by, windows down and bass line pounding"
that is stereotyping and it takes away from an otherwise good article ... how bout the robbery those Mercedes driving executives who cased the crisis ... is it different because it is white collar crime
