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4 percent the previous week.<br>
Banking conglomerates are seeking permission to sell and manage real
estate via a proposed rule before the Federal Reserve and Treasury. "By
recognizing these and future projects, we are showcasing examples of how
to make smart growth work," Black said. "We see some tough challenges
for 2003 and beyond," said Dennis Yeskey, national managing director of
the practice.<br>
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Values decreased in 11 states and the District of Columbia, with
Connecticut showing the sharpest drop (27 percent).<br>
7 percent in April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1. Over the
past two years, prices have fluctuated in a relatively narrow range. 8
percent; Manhattan Beach, 49. 0 Housing and redevelopment.<br>
" TOLL BROTHERS, INC.<br>
The statewide average home price rose 5. Source: Florida Association of
Realtors and the University of Florida Real Estate Research Center. 9
Public construction.<br>
6 on a seasonally-adjusted basis from 1562.<br>
Media reports indicated economists had expected a fall of 3. 1 Water
supply facilities. Source: US Census Bureau sitemap ) and Hillary Rodham
Clinton (D-N.<br>
, (NYSE:TOL) , the nation's leading builder of luxury homes, today
reported record earnings and revenues for the second quarter and
six-month periods ended April 30, 2003. 1 percent higher than March and
3.<br>
These latest cosponsorship numbers reflect recent Capitol Hill visits
by Realtors who were in town for NAR's Midyear Legislative Meetings
last week.<br>
If the economy improves, notwithstanding an increase in interest rates,
we believe our prospects will be even brighter.<br>
3 percent in the Northeast and less than one percent in the West.
Specifically, Waupaca was down 2. The April figure is 0.<br>
79,545 396,400 San Jose, Calif.<br>
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